putting on airs
our android housekeeper
claims she can trace
her ancestry back
to
Roomba
~John J. Dunphy
AI-
the sand-man
Beware of AI- the sand-man.
A warning for the children making sand-castles-
the
placid sanctum of childhood.
~Partha Sarkar
tears
in an analog
Universe
~Patrick Sweeney
I see you answered 'yes' to fears of asphyxiation...
the
blue pilot light in the sulphur yellow kitchen
~Patrick Sweeney
on the brink of sainthood
a weary shopper's
smile
~Patrick Sweeney
a hundred years on the boardwalk
the
water-ice man's translucent as a sea butterfly
~Patrick Sweeney
first
date
between AI robots
avoiding the deep questions
~Douglas J. Lanzo
lunar
cavity
pangs of regret
for dentists left on earth
~Douglas J. Lanzo
Mötley
Crüe
an old track
run by painted wolves
~Douglas J. Lanzo
alien
gardeners
seeds replace humans
beware spring
~Brian
Rosenberger
metallic
eyes in the sky
funded by taxpayers
your dollars watch
you
~Brian Rosenberger
temperatures
rising
ice cream truck melts
screams from the street
~Brian
Rosenberger
on
the edge of town the carnival sleeps
~Mark
Gilbert
stopstart
stopstart stopstart poptart
~Mark Gilbert
officer
hit!
assault with a deadly
sandwich
~Kimberly Kuchar
Thought I heart crickets
In the misty stillness
Changes
come
~Sarah Mahina Calvello
Rest now
Breathe in some cool air
Rustic
mushrooms
~Sarah Mahina Calvello
marco, polo
he steals
second
base
~Amber Winter
Follow Me
get behind and form a line
I’ll try not to lead you astray
step-by-step and all in time
get behind and form a line
do not disobey and do not decline
just blindly trust I know the way
get behind and form a line
I’ll try not to lead you astray
class
leader my favorite 1st grade job
~Amber Winter
Road
is a story
Road
is an unending story that never returns to its base point.
~Priyank Biswas
laid on the grass
so many poets
drinking
moonshine
~Joanna Ashwell
night quilt
the star-moss
of
dreams
~Joanna Ashwell
coral caves
the weave of a tail
mermaiding
~Joanna Ashwell
inbox
left to dwell in unopened
~Joanna Ashwell
more of story
than a sentence
morning
hiatus
~Joanna Ashwell
GN-z11
the edge of time becomes clearer
~John Hawkhead
sweeping
away dust we always were
~John Hawkhead
worm
charmers forming an inner circle
~John Hawkhead
Mana
R. Cree-
ly undertook a
wisdom sand-
wich.
He sd
I’ve got butt-
er God but
not enough enjam-
bment.
~Noah Berlatsky
Now we come to nine
Day after day after day
And
now we are here.
~Charles A. Perrone
pink
slip
the daylight at work
widens
~Christa Pandey
one by one
letting go of pretty things
river
fishes too
~Tejendra Sherchan
the power
of a single uttered word
hospice
~Jennifer Gurney
herpetology-
the most colorful
are
deadliest
~dan smith
files-
that worry me
are
those on us
~dan smith
talk radio-
when they said freedom
it
sounded like barbed wire
~dan smith
the
last word he said autumn rain
~Mona Bedi
light
years away our forefathers
~Mona Bedi
tin-can phone
my grandson calls me
from
oceans away
~Mona Bedi
lost identity
a mockingbird mimics
my
song
~Mona Bedi
from our earth
124 light-years away
potential
alien life
~Tejendra Sherchan
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