Two Poems by Lynda DeWitt
Billy G
The snake circled the island, up the Hudson, down the Harlem,into the East, and around the point past Billy G’srent-controlled building on the Lower West Side.
It...
Three Poems by Nick Leininger
Breathe
I can’t breathe, said the fish who soon would dieI am a lie, sung the bird who could not flyI am...
[POEM] Maybe It’s A Tin Ear by Tim Butterworth
Maybe it’s a tin ear for poetry.
“Do unto others” didn’t balance like a see-saw when you heard it?
You were playing with fire while others sang about whose...
Kitchen Fire by Kate Horowitz
In the photo of the kitchen fire,
We are dressed for Christmas:
Me in a flammable hand-me-down jacket,
Her in her costume jewelry
And her Edward Scissorhands t-shirt.
The scene is blurred...
Two Poems by Mike McDermott
Pas de Deux
In our choreography, Dad and I
had three types of dance:
the shower, the stairs, and the car.
The shower’s dance was a slow kabuki-
like affair, where each...
