those bitter comments
beyond her comfort zone
~words and image Wanda Amos
evolving circles
never ending
the infinity
of my mind
… day dreaming
~Wanda Amos
waves are incessant / they come in just to go out / and I still wonder
~Charles A. Perrone
the shattered syntax of a neither
~Vijay Prasad
if AI has an epiphany is it human
~dan smith
driver’s
ed
car in P
for panic
~Roberta Beach Jacobson
he never knew who was singing along
~Patrick Sweeney
the ghostliness of setting the table early
~Patrick Sweeney
his satori ended up being the onset of a head cold
~Patrick Sweeney
he crossed three rows and two aisles to quote the 'refrigerator' haiku to me
~Patrick Sweeney
Hykoo
Refrigeration
not needed, poems will keep;
spoil, decay, rot? NOT!
~Suzanne S. Austin-Hill
tiny arms
Tyrannosaurus Rex can’t punt
the football
~Randy Brooks
Piper
I
am the mourner with the bagpipes and tartan,
blowing nine notes
as I approach the Gate. I can’t
guarantee the frisson that
raises goosebumps
though the search for it has filled every
syringe
in the alley; names proclaiming they were here,
wearing
away a wall.
~Cheryl Snell
For
Fifty Years I Run Naked through the Halls to Take a Test I’m
Unprepared for
The test- dream wakes me
or
is it the alarm’s buzz?
Either way: it's Monday
~Cheryl
Snell
strawberry
slopes of Red Fuji—
a shaved ice
~Stephen J. DeGuire
potato rot
deepening with each peel
a rapist's interview
~Daipayan Nair
All
the trains are dead
After I reach the station,
I find the train has passed away.
Now it is 11.59 p.m.
Now I have nowhere to go
but before me there is a lot of darkness-
The vast open space for introspection.
I sit under the stars and meditate to be enlightened.
~Partha Sarkar
The
offal is sacred
The hapless food delivery boy did not know
What tragedy was waiting for him. He knocked on the door and
No sooner had the owner of the flat opened the door
Than a dog from the room pounced on the delivery boy
And scared, he fell from the stairs and died.
But
after that, did it (The owner of the house) chew the bones?
~Partha Sarkar
the
sea drowns in the silence of the waves
and takes the seagulls
with it
I'm not a bird
~Mykyta Ryzhykh
a
house is growing on the slope of my eyes
the pupils give
artificial dilapidation
~Mykyta Ryzhykh
he wants to be a samurai
the boy who never looked up
from his phone
~Patrick Sweeney
snakes...
the
colors and patterns
not so lovable
~Tejendra Sherchan
sometimes the clock
I watch barely moves—
neither do I
~words
and image James Penha
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