Animal Magic by Robert Knox
Your problems, amigo, are my problems, and as lead-diesel traffic poisons the clean dry air of Lebanon, Arabia, New
The Younger Scholar by Robert Knox
When I spoke to the young professor of Lavinia and Vanzetti of the meeting of minds a middle class woman a
Plague by Robert Knox
I did not intend these jottings to become 'a journal of the plague year' It spoils everything, you know, those who
How This Month Has Gone by Robert Knox
Our friends are not going to Florida, but we are. They have pre-existing conditions. We have existing conditions of
We Have Eaten Angels' Food by Robert Knox
By the bridge in the boggy pond built of old men's hands and faces that conform to the scramble of brush beneath
Living in Fear of This Country by Emily Jo Scalzo
Know no one willing to take your survival in exchange for America loves your children and grandchildren— that
Weltschmerz by Emily Jo Scalzo
The depression left my apartment a collection of trash and books I pretended wasn’t there, hid dirty cat litter
Tangle by Emily Jo Scalzo
Two heavy solid wood doors, painted a chipped sea-green, stand fifty feet apart on one wall of the basement. Old
ISOLATION by SAMUEL JUNIOR IRUSOTA
I console myself by saying this too shall pass Everything happens for a reason There is a time to live and a time
The Making of a Poem by Olaewe David Opeyemi
The mind wonders & wanders like a crane in the sky when it sights an alluring meal of poem, garnished with the
Close but Elusive by Olaewe David Opeyemi
We were no strangers; Sheep in the same fold. Birds wearing same feathers & humming the songs; Fishes
Place by Pavel Paramonov
You need a place, its name, its smell, its sense of life, its coordinates. I won't say that I'm absolutely confident
The Tales I Tell Myself Everyday by AM Kamaal
Like the Thales of Miletus, I tell my tales of how thousands things Are made up of another thousands Things in my
A Part Of Me Was Divested Of Beauty by AM Kamaal
A part of me was divested of beauty: The part that knows the reasons behind These smiling faces. That knows the
The Death Of Something Big by AM Kamaal
For Àyìnlá Ọmọwúrà Crying is the only beauty among sadness, sorrow, Gratitude and joy. I saw metaphors, and
10 Poems from “The Woman in the Imaginary Painting” by Tom Montag
from "The Woman in an Imaginary Painting” An ancient desire, to paint the cave walls, to put some thing on a
Second Earth by Howard Richard Debs
How many miles is 300 light years? 1763587611955082 miles per a quick calculation. No that’s not the key
My heart oasis by Walid Abdallah
You are the oasis in my desert life A ray of light in my eternal strife The sun that always gives me hope and light
A candle in the wind by Walid Abdallah
I am a candle in the wind dancing happily, I pretend I am always deep under pressure Suffering from stress with no
Pandemic by Mark Jackley
Walking on a gravel road, neither of us speaking. We come upon a pheasant. Teel spills like velvet down his throat. A
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