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    Five Poems by Ken Holland

        An Old Wives’ Tale     I’ve heard it said that hearsay   i sn’t admissible in trying to justify one’s life.     But my mother always sai...

    • Data Crunchers II -IV Poetry by Peter Donnelly
      Data Crunchers II - IV  II   Inside the computations there’s an assimilation of the very self-ness of self; it exposes corruptions...
    • Four Poems by Kim Ports Parsons
        Dream of the Homeplace     The oaks regrown, cornfields stretching to woods, hickory standing, unstruck by lightning. Slam of the ...
    • Four Poems by Michael Lee Johnson
        Frogs   "Grow grass, stone frogs," written on bathroom walls. Hippie beads, oodles colourful acid pills in dress...
    • Two Poems by Chris Collins
        Presence of Being The slight ring of the back porch chimes resonates through the air tingling sensate neurons that enable emotional and sp...
    • John Kucera Exposed As Serial Plagiarist
             John Kucera Exposed As Serial Plagiarist Plagiarism by John Kucera. I have been informed by Gabriel Ehri, the executive director of F...
    • Three Poems by Lev Bitterman
        Actaea to Nero     Dearest emperor, when I first arrived in Rome,   A mere slave, a concubine-   You made my prison a home.   The kohl, th...
    • Two Poems by Adedolapo Tunde-Muraina
        Hung Before I Am Heard   I am gagged. Live on other people’s terms.   I have no voice. I try to speak. They shut me up. Be gra...
    • Three Poems by J. D. Nelson
        the crystalline word   in the garden where I was born I am in time to snort   the mirrored earth is the best planet in the polls...
    • Five Astounding Poems by Lauren Scharhag
        Priestess Nazca Hair, Peru – the skull of a woman, possibly a priestess, with hair still attached, from approximately 200 BCE. The hair ...
    • Three Poems by J. D. Nelson
        midnight birthday poem   a wooden earth, aglow is that your policy?   for a drop of carrot juice I’ll need to see your ID   ...