All of me knows how talking to each other works. No decisions get made. Always this makes sense and that sounds good or that is trouble but this is hell. On and on until in […]
Tag: poetry
Cartography
by Emma Demopoulos The colors you braid into your hair Are painted on my heart Beaten by the wind and salt, They become memories of what they once were The words you write Are tucked […]
Lost Time has already left when he wakes in the morning. is involved in a merger during coffee break will be out of the office at lunch time has gone on the road for the […]
The Quiet
by Karen Shepard I take it personally, braid it into my hair, tie it around my index finger so that I don’t forget, put it in my shoe to pain my every step, sprinkle a […]
Perspective
by Megha Sood With my shackled mind and encumbered thoughts as my feet rise up steps of the old mighty temple desolate yet imbued; with the fullness of life my body disguised as a prayer […]
Divine Incantation
by Megha Sood a poem is like a spell– a memory moving through the shadows of time like a divine incantation: like a river flowing in your soul boisterous, unfettered; unapologetic. as it cleanses the […]
Two Native Tongues
by Taleen Mardirossian My tongue belongs to two lovers. I spend my days with one, my nights with the other. One is older, much older, much wiser. He’s had fewer lovers, so I am careful not […]
Absolution
by Mukund Gnanadesikan Cloud enshrouded lake Hears silent cries of mourning Waterfall forgives … Artist: Lorraine Glessner Mukund Gnanadesikan’s work can be seen in Adelaide Literary Magazine, The Ibis The Bangalore Review, Bloodroot Literary […]
Dreaming Venus
by Thomas Piekarski 7 7 Called vixen &&&&&&&&you respond playing piano &&&&&&&&yet fingerless causing fractures[…]
