The Night Memory by James Piatt

Every night her image arrived in the old man’s mind, like a rose wafting sweet perfumed memories into the air, the petal of each rose was unraveling as it drifted down the simpering corridors of time. Each thought was driven into the void with an eerie echo alongside the thorns that were piercing his heart.... Continue Reading →

Spring’s Sonnet by Marius Alexandru

The golden dust of the sad moon,Sifts musical notes all around,I listen to this simple tune,Amazing Grace, how sweet the sound.White angels play the violin,The yellow birds sing a new song,The party’s on, the fun begins,Red flowers smiling, come along.Blue butterflies dancing with me,Old stars come down to kiss the earth,New silver bells ring… Victory!Snowdrops... Continue Reading →

Nightfall in the Forest by John Grey

Trees, gun-metal dark,creak and moan.Mice scurry through the underbrush.There’s a hoot owl in their heavenand it promises to wreak hell. All is unhinged when the sun goes down.Long-held opinions dissipate in shadow.There’s no more bird song.Air fills with bat squeak instead.Hunger pushes some creatures into the open.Predators are unharnessed somewhere above.They peer down from upper... Continue Reading →

Hope by Aurora Bishop

I hope this poemfinds you well but catches you off guard.You thought I had forgottenthe pressure of living under your thumbjumping at shadows.I hope this poem finds you well but reminds you I left.You thought I was running from myselfall my perceived sins but I was running from you.I hope this poem finds you wellbut... Continue Reading →

The Body by Retta Lewis

How I moved away from the body on the ledge,When I had wanted to do nothing more than perch beside it—As I had vowed to do—Is the story of my transformation. On a road I saw her take,I had followed.Whatever was to be her destinyWas going to be mine, too.Whatever was waiting on the other... Continue Reading →

Sadness in Your Eyes by Marius Alexandru

Red flowersweaved in your beautiful hair,spread delicate perfume,white butterflies like your souldance at the song of cardinals,your eyes betraythe sadness of your heart;old painful memories,lost dreams,forgotten tears,a burned candle of the lost lovebut;Spring is here,hopes are reborn,true love never dies,remains forever alivelike a holy sealdeep inside us. Photo by Anne-sophie Parent on Pexels.com About the... Continue Reading →

Red Car by Lynn White

The abandoned car stood on the waste ground,rusting away, doors hanging off, leather seats ripped.The children played there on warm summer daysbut I was not allowed.The place was dangerousand the children were rough.It was the first time I had ever been in a car.I sat behind the wheel to drive it makingengine noises like a... Continue Reading →

demigod by w v sutra 

claudius we hearyou are of the immortalssmelling the sky on yousmelling the high on youon tiptoe motorbikewith plastic drum kitand sexy nikonloving the girls of parishaving to go through the browof the boulevardin a busted biscuit tinwhat news from the front old friendwhat news from the ash heapsee where mediterranean boyssharpen their gut rippers dark... Continue Reading →

Unused by Afra Adil Ahmad

When love is unusedyour soul feels its weight like gallons of water placed on top of your skullhow do you get those things purgedwhen you did not load them willingly?how do you plead with the colossal spring comprising of unconditional love and gorgeous grace to halt when there's no faucet made for it? how do... Continue Reading →

The Leap by Nolo Segundo

I was half-mad with despair,Hopeless in love and life,At the end of my rope--so I chose to drown,To cease all pain inSweet oblivion, to beNo more, to be gone….And when I flung myYoung and strong bodyInto that swollen river,I thought that’s whatAwaited me—nothing!But oh I was so wrong,For my agnostic mindCould not foresee theAwaiting vast... Continue Reading →

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