Category Archives: Poetry

Exhale by Brittany Swenson                               _______________ Brittany Swenson is an American writer living in New York City. She has been published in Thought Catalog and has … Continue reading →

Making Lemonade by E.E. King   You’re walking down the street A man wearing a white Tee-shirt that says Life hands you something It is round It is yellow It smells like summer Like weddings Like fields Like bees Like … Continue reading →

When Lazarus Moves His Hands by Marchell Dyon He wiggles his fingers like spider legs Now free from Sheol’s invisible chains With the swiftness of a snail, He moves his fingers closer to sunlight That filters in like ivy That … Continue reading →

Do not forsake E. Kristin Anderson   __________________________________________________________________ (This is an erasure poem. Source material: “My Dos & Don’ts: by Kate McKinnon Glamour, September 2014, page 116.) _______________ E. Kristin Anderson’s first two chapbooks came out recently: A Guide for … Continue reading →

Details by T.D. Walker                                                               _______________ T.D. Walker‘s poems have … Continue reading →

I Love All the Space Photos by E. Kristin Anderson We were talking about having those nightmares. (I’ve started saying those words out loud.) You wake up sweating; I got two cuts. I’ve started saying those words out loud— believe … Continue reading →

Alter Ego by Victoria G. Smith   Mother, since your death, I swim in and out of you like water through gills— a recurring dream of the dreamer recurring in the dream. I grab and shake you, screaming Enough of … Continue reading →

Marble Love by Mary Catherine Harper How much better for them both, that crazy mad Othello to have been right in his surmise, his saintly Desdemona to have taken a lover after all. But no man could get inside that … Continue reading →

                        _______________ Currently cataloging librarian for a public library, Adele Gardner loved being editor for The Mariners’ Museum and projectionist for AMC Theatres. Home wouldn’t be complete without five … Continue reading →