Two Poems by Jona Colson
The Stroke
followed him up the back stairs,through the kitchen door,
passing me at the tableand into the living room
where he collapsed on the floor.I picked up the yellow...
Two Poems by Lennie Lianne
BY THE BLACK THREAD OF A ROAD
I sit lingering on the rimof some meandering water,my legs tucked under me,and daydream he’s driving
on the black thread of a...
Four Poems by Lori Tsang
approaching eternity
the navigator is the bishop’sdaughter he said before he left us
planted in the astronomers’meadow head thrown backand eyes open to the nighti study stars whose lighthas...
Blue Friday or the Bluest Blue by Susan Scheid
I got the Blues so bad
my eyes are invisible
I got the Blues so bad
people think I’m a river
I got the Blues so bad
I have constellations on my...
Three Poems by Ryan Quinn Flanagan
Thrownness
A choice? Not one of those.And now Martin with his thrownness.I am a javelin with dangling heredity legs.Booster cables for the heart's long winter.Salamander-crawled into full stride...
