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Graham Pilato
Ostrich Sympathies in Archaeology (v. 3 of So Cold in My Room…) Researching innocence means rubble gets found. This is another ancient language. I can’t— loud things, the past with a crunch. Who hides from the coming war pattern slides … Continue reading
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Judy Kronenfeld
From Those Who Have Nothing More Will Be Taken Bless them whose beds are cardboard Who break a popsicle in pieces in scorching weather Who share a pair of shoes more holes than leather Who elbow past each other for … Continue reading
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Sam Hamod
Moon’s Stories it’s in the moon we become lost, never knowing where it will shine, and that moon travels so far, on caravans into Isfahan, or silky days in Beijing, shining light on the sleeping olives in Palestine, and hiding … Continue reading
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Marianne Szlyk
All About Rosie Whenever I imagine Rosie, she is always racing up and down the stairs of her building, out to Little Italy, mingling with the famous people who aren’t quite famous yet. The pink record player is on full … Continue reading
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Dave Lego
News in the Literary Review Eight authors were killed today, some of them, somewhat prominent, and an unknown number were injured, when a very large crowd of words came rushing toward them, and crushed them under the throng. Hundreds of … Continue reading
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Joanna Chen
Babel Babel is a village in Wales, a village in Iran. It’s an island in Tasmania where they babble in Tasmanian, where blue waters bubble to the surface, gurgling like a baby growing in the wilds of South Africa, refugee … Continue reading
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Joy Martin
Innocence’s Ascent Bullets fly out from guns propelled by shooter’s hand and soundly land in the bodies of those who fight for this land. Twenty soldiers in the Hood fall to violence showered down, four dead… The news is interrupted … Continue reading
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Joan Dobbie
MY FIRST MEMORY, SWITZERLAND Circa 1947 I think I was not yet two At home In the tiny (neutral) country called Switzerland To which my parents escaped & where I was born & from which we later Were forced to … Continue reading
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Paul Portuges
The House That Love Built I’m happy in the house that love built. our palace of dirt where roses bloom. We rise early to chores, admire the sky floating on the bay, listen to dogs bark at bragging boys drunk … Continue reading
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Marian Kaplun Shapiro
Prayer For The New Year Be sweet, my soul, be soft, my soul go round the bend gently, gently remember, you are tired navigating all the hills and exits all the detours, all the unpaved roads, all the highways where … Continue reading
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