The House Next Door by Foster Trecost
It all began with me. I was first and for many years, the only. No neighbors, nothing but trees. But over time the
A Pause After by Ben Nardolilli
Any compression or expansion is possible/ on an otherwise regular lifeline/ when you are willing to storm
Tendency Backstory by Ben Nardolilli
I came because of the storm, the fire,/ the thunder, and clouds,/ because I could not stand still/ or even hide
He Could Hear Them by Janz Duncan
He could hear them. The crunch of boots on gravel – those small stones he had so painstakingly strewn upon
IF ONLY by Hibah Shabkhez
Lyssiantha was too busy to die./ So other things began to die instead:/ Roses, goldfish, the choked plant forced
ON RAW-DRAFTING POEMS by Hibah Shabkhez
The spindly letters are vampire pencils, Abysses draining words from the throbbing vein, Dribbling them down
EUNOIA by Hibah Shabkhez
Pianos glow in silk-scarletted rays Glazed threads of sun fondly murmuring sit As autumn paintings shred
Musings by Rupali Saini
I don't need anything; I want everything, Lingering in chaos, an incessant suffering. I know it's an unending
This Quarantine by Rupali Saini
This quarantine has laid bare All our what-ifs Man jammed with whims Ever envisaged A release from run-of
FRAGMENTS by Nwuguru Chidiebere Sullivan
To cement the fragment of life is to stitch each piece with a thread of a soulful poem, using a needle made
TRIBUTE TO THE PEN by Egbebi Mariam Yetunde
White flight feathered quill with fluted nib, Vertically stands bleeding in an idle hand, Imbued with an
Le Temps Nous Appartient by Scott Bassis
Manuela and Louis first encountered the “yellow vests” as Louis drove a rented car to Paris from Lille, where
Papa and Mama are Gods by Akinwole John Akintayo
They are mountains, that my eyes explores daily because I'm yet to see their extent. Their grace, endless
Painting home on canvas by Awósùsì Olúwábùkúnmí A.
Memories and sadness and pains and threat and batterings And dreams and dreams and sufferings and
To the sacred Winds by Fabrice Poussin
Seeking a pure avenue to reach to the fragile soul sacred winds are revealed carriers of all things they listen,
Soul on a platter by Fabrice Poussin
The journey of a thousand years has ended tired the little guy longs for a moment’s rest to remember his birth,
Broken Pinocchio by Fabrice Poussin
They make sounds like bags of marbles moving along on certain paths seeking evasive grooves filled with blood.
Born at Last by Fabrice Poussin
Greetings to a world I abandon for today I shed a strangest fate Bewildered by the statue I contemplate I have
A Sestet Reminder by Idris AbdulRahman
You're the comma That pauses my heartbeat. Don't come with a full stop 'cus I can't stand your demise Love
Flowers of Winter Park by Idris AbdulRahman
At times I wonder why you're immobile This wonder led to realizations. Prior to realizations, I had made observations
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