Lynn Powell – Gale Force Hymn
Lynn Powell Gale Force Hymn So this is the way the day ends: with a gnash of teeth and harumphs from heaven, a black mood smitingthe clueless blue. Clouds snag [...]
Lynn Powell Gale Force Hymn So this is the way the day ends: with a gnash of teeth and harumphs from heaven, a black mood smitingthe clueless blue. Clouds snag [...]
J. P. Dancing Bear Within I am the sky turned upside-down, where my shadow can mix among the reflected ferns and trees. Mine is a song of bending water and [...]
Aleksey Porvin (Translated by J. Kates) Three Poems Не свет от фонарей, а другая дорога ложится на мрачный асфальт, и знанием себя под ногой золотится, от жизни на чудо [...]
Matt Morton Wavelength That feeling won’t fit in a tackle box. It won’t sit still in a safe. Impossible, you’d think, for a single dream to reopen the wound cauterized [...]
John R. Beardsley Thumb & Pointer I. When I get the call—collect, Department of Corrections—Jay’s voice on the other side is hushed, nervous & though I’ve never once visited him [...]
Jenny Lecce Fury It was the summer of 1931 in New York City and Ilona was discovering that her life could be deconstructed and reordered in these, the latest pages [...]
Julie Chinitz Don José in the Desert Now, much of what my friend don José said I didn’t believe. His stories were too good to be true, starting with the [...]
Jim Sanderson Two Christmases In the seven years that I had been with much younger Summer, I had come to appreciate her parents, who were my age. At the wedding, [...]
Jenny Dunning Homebody Two weeks of wet cold, a light freeze one night, and now a warm, sunny day. The cat sleeps, belly up, on the cushioned chair on our [...]
Jan Shoemaker Ellora Careening along National Highway 211 in the dust of western India’s Deccan plateau, I was quietly directing Anna when to let me die. “If I lose both [...]
Doug Ramspeck Ghost Lullaby And if the river is still whispering of the boy, the mother dreams that the ribcage of years constructs the raised bridge of willows at the [...]
Doug Ramspeck Alluvial Prophecy We see the old men from our windows, fishing in the river. This must be the place where sorrow goes, a penance of dark crows flying [...]