Dancing Daughter of Daughters by Maryhelen Snyder
This morning we stand at the seawall,
my dancing daughter and I. As I circle her
with my arm and lean my head against her,
I know gravity in my...
Two Poems by Courtney LeBlanc
Ocean
I’ve got insomnia
again. I lay awake
for hours, listening
to the fan whirl
as my thoughts swim
round and round to you.
You’re six hours
behind so when I can’t
sleep we text, the...
Two Poems by Mabel Ferragut Smith
To the
Poet—S. K.—
on Channel WNET-13
Your unexpected
radiance lightens the gloom
The Beginning of Prayer by Sarah Katz
My father, tangled in the height of adolescence,
wept outside Old Saint Paul’s Church as spring died,
reading Desiderata. The poem lay inscribed
in rock at the rear of the...
Epilogue by Neelam Patel
I hate you with the sharpness of the edges of a Viking's teeth
I hate you from every part of my body - from my ankles, my knees...
