Evening of August 29, 2023

 

two snails

if they race each other

it doesn’t show

~Daniel Birnbaum



the cockroach

what we think of each other

perhaps the same

~Daniel Birnbaum



the tangerine

perhaps the last to call me

from childhood

~Daniel Birnbaum



raindrops are spitting

on the book where I’m writing

this now-wet haiku

~Jennifer Gurney



a door that never opens

sealed forever

by a family of spiders

~Steve Van Allen



early morning quake

deep sea 7.4—

the cradle does rock

~James Penha



I write this poem

composed by my shower mind

wrapped in a towel

~Jennifer Gurney



Barbie movie

sex bomb goes off

only egos injured

~Adele Evershed



second summer

finding mildew

in all my cracks

~Adele Evershed



scathing review

I pretend my poetry

was written by AI

~Adele Evershed



counting on the spiritual procrastination of the good thief

~Patrick Sweeney



stillness even when there are no deer on the trail

~Patrick Sweeney



who I was when I first tasted a ginger snap

~Patrick Sweeney



the pain of passing petoskey stones

~Adele Evershed



resting my elbow again on the tiger's back

~Patrick Sweeney



she told me I should be searching for shovel-tusked mastodons instead of snow fleas

~Patrick Sweeney

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