Tag: poet

ONE POEM – María Paula Currás

I’m a mess
A profaner of tombs
Devoted to graves
Except mine.

ONE POEM – Yessica Klein

we kiss good-bye;
I wait for the kettle to boil. I am
happily waiting.

TWO POEMS – Steve Denehan

Pieces of me are escaping
through the pores
in the skin
of this room

ONE POEM – Lizz K

I sleep on the left side of the bed
so you can be on the right
the soft drum of your snore
signaling peaceful dreams
making me smile

TWO POEMS – André Osório

From prawn to prawn
the rib dries
unbleached,
aching this unbaked line:

ONE POEM – Ada Pelonia

yesterday blew
like a wind

ONE POEM – Freya Zhang

You know the opposite of moonlight is a nest woven by darkness,
and you know your heart is a place where people ache,
where people no longer feed their birds on fire.

ONE POEM – Nora Selmani

what it would be like to be a skeleton.

what would happen if each dermal layer melted into the air
& my red stop light flesh went with it
without so much as a snap, crackle or pop?

ONE POEM – Julien Chatel

You make a landscape with tiny things
Turn late-night buns into morning seas

TWO POEMS – Zlatitsa Markova

I fell in love with this city through your eyes
and from the back of taxi cabs.

TWO POEMS – Jack William Mulvaney

Sadly, saw one dead cat
Cut down on pavement side
A few in lament stood over
Its lifeless body, white

ONE POEM – Elizabeth Ruth Deyro

Cold waters caress my feet like lovers kept apart
by chance. Foam meets flesh. Flesh kisses sand deeply,
forming wet clay against my soles. I press harder—