By Dominique Fields I'm bothered by your very presence You leave me nervous, breathless Gasping for air, Aching For everything that is your essence I don’t know these feelings I don’t want these feelings Just like you don’t want me Like how you ignore me Along with your pacifying The denial of all your lying … Continue reading Do I like you, Do I like you not?
Star Gazers and Innocence Lost
By Claudia Sullivan Star Gazers Tonight I saw a slice of moon lying on its back, And I was cradled gently there in lunar leisure Observing you. I could do no more than watch, peer, and wonder, For we are hopelessly locked in an aphelion orbit; Comet and sun, moon and earth traveling, racing forward … Continue reading Star Gazers and Innocence Lost
Unify United Unity and Other Poems
By Alex Andy Phuong Unify United Unity Wide awake Eyes wide open Stepping out Into the world, and then going step by step On the metaphorical and literal journey. Time keeps on ticking. Yet there is no need to race against time. Life is the greatest gift of all. Love passionately and respectively To help … Continue reading Unify United Unity and Other Poems
High and Low & The Wrong Image
By Anne Palmer High and Low High aloft, adorned, to sit in metal tube with wings of fuel and fire. Far below, aged watch and muse. A pension springs from such desire. Up, yet further up, higher and higher to worlds of silence. And to wallow among island clouds into that uncharted abyss where no … Continue reading High and Low & The Wrong Image
dislocation and Other Poems
By dislocation the crusher hit – blindsided me. so soon after the turmoil in the soul came the blow that severed me from my last link to the dancing. it left me numb, restless, questioning everything i thought i knew because – platitudes aside – it’s obvious there are some things beyond one’s accomplishment. cold … Continue reading dislocation and Other Poems
Nobody is safe anywhere and Other Poems
By Sandip Saha Nobody is safe anywhere Wild fire in Australia wild fire in California devastating uncontrollable days weeks months together it not only polluted air killed so many animals people left their home when came back they got only ruin. Winter comes these days freezing everything snow and snow everywhere nobody dares to go … Continue reading Nobody is safe anywhere and Other Poems
A Divine Light Has Gone Out and Other Poems
By Milton P. Ehrlich A Divine Light Has Gone Out But still glows, being mischievous as she always was, destined to be a favorite shooting star—a genuine work of art admired by one and all. How comfortable we were, leaning on each other for all those years. I loved her more than anyone else in … Continue reading A Divine Light Has Gone Out and Other Poems
recipients and Other Poems
By Raymond Chen recipients i try to speak, but when i recognize that i am giving in to my tears: i hold my voice in; because i will never let her hear my suffering she doesn't deserve to hear it. recipients: mother and heartbreaker. o'erwhelm a statement of somewhat eternal verity: do NOT let music … Continue reading recipients and Other Poems
No Wrong Turns and Other Poems
By Stephen Mead No Wrong Turns One day the bus driver decided to surprise us, went left instead of straight. No one complained much & those who did were gently allowed out. The rest of us just didn't mind. I, myself, have always dreamt of such acts of escape: that orchestra swelling upon finding the … Continue reading No Wrong Turns and Other Poems
Common Dream I and Other Poems
By Jo Bower Common Dream I On a gray day I forget who I am Or who I was When I last walked with you the art of gathering I want to collect all who are dear to me inhale your mingling pungent smells listen to your wise words one by one dropping from the … Continue reading Common Dream I and Other Poems
