whether we like it
or not
the
new year
~John
Pappas
death
poem
could have been
an email
~Mariel
Herbert
Tomorrow arrived early
and left quietly
when
no one was watching.
~Doug Forrest
final bargain —
a cracked egg
in
the carton
~Daipayan Nair
birdwatching
thinking of the few friends
he
has
~Daniel Birnbaum
suitcase
leaving the country
without
him
~Lisa C Reynolds
a bloody sunset
consumes
the dog day heat
as a day lily
folds
into itself
~Wanda Amos
new world
most graves
unmarked
~John Pappas
this
storm threatens
to blow the whole island
away
~James
Penha
winter solitude—
under paper lantern
drawing
zen enso
~Ram Chandran
audiobook
choosing
to drive
over plot holes
~Mariel Herbert
crashing
football helmets heals hearts
~Robert
Fleming
where
you slept midnight divided by zero
~John Pappas
that
rhyme for which there is no reason
~Roberta Beach Jacobson
tiptoeing
through glass shards my childhood
~Reid Hepworth
if
you lived in Privilege you’d be home now
~Robert Fleming
slipping
into the ocean a woman made of rain
~John
Pappas
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