anxiously processing the
weather conditions
on
the I-80 corridor
and
I don't even drive
~Patrick
Sweeney
so
those villagers
gathered
sharp tools?
yeah?
turn back...
~Richard
Magahiz
still
chewing
upthrust
ridgelines with
diamond
tooth scoops
~Richard
Magahiz
Equanimity
Ltd.
In
time, easy elasticity
becomes
brittle stress
and
that is just Nature.
Creatures
should be
content
to feel sun,
be
caught in rain;
however,
if SpaceX
space
junk falls
on
your head, feel
free
to complain.
~Allan
Lake
the
intern speaks
breaks the hush
in the boardroom
~Jiel
Narvekar
hindsight
twenty
twenty
regrets
~Jennifer
Gurney
shell
shocked
by
the ignorance
among
us
~Jennifer
Gurney
I
still have
your
ratty old sneakers
in
the garage
~Jennifer
Gurney
While
Staying In My Grandson’s Room, I’ve Learned to Settle for…
less
risky chaos;
pile
of clothes thrown on a chair,
rather
than on floor.
~Suzanne
S. Austin-Hill
pothos
how
I yearn
to
propagate
~B.
L. Bruce
beep
beep beep a truck I cannot see backs up
~M. R. Pelletier
all
this time i watched the news waiting for the taco bell to ring
~Tom
Blessing
I'm
a buffalo nickel in a cashless society
~Patrick
Sweeney
I
think the sign said: Please don't ask the calligrapher what anything
means
~Patrick
Sweeney
love
a fifteen-month hard drug
~Alvaro
Carrasquel Gomez
infatuation
playing Russian roulette again
~Alvaro
Carrasquel Gomez
my
slow recovery from the waiter's description of the meat falling off
the bone
~Patrick
Sweeney
sundown
a verb undoes itself
~Vijay
Prasad
boron
high altar solid smoke bricks
~Richard
Magahiz
pearls
the ocean depths already plundered
~Joanna
Ashwell
forever
(almost) never ever is
~Joseph
P. Wechselberger
Brahma
circumnavigating the trash can as a raccoon
~Patrick
Sweeney
new
car
forest
essence
swaying
~Gareth
Nurden
puddles
where
horses roamed
sinking
suns
~Gareth
Nurden
lucid
streetlights
blood
in the veins
of
a small town vista
~Gareth
Nurden
blowing
sahara sand
from
a picnic table
margarita breath
~Gareth
Nurden
donating
my life
I
give my alma mater
all
my contributor's copies
~John
J. Dunphy
“The
past catches up”
the
migrant says,
sobbing
~Alvaro
Carrasquel Gomez
minimum
wage
every
task
longer
than the last
~Joanna Ashwell
fairy
garden
the
corner patch
out
of time
~Joanna
Ashwell
a
variety of smells
surrounds
me
full
bus
~Joseph
P. Wechselberger
button
box
searching
for
the right one
~Joseph
P. Wechselberger
second-hand
store
a
step above
diminished
expectations
~M.
R. Pelletier
entrepreneurship
doing
new things
with
old means
~M.
R. Pelletier