Justice
Written By Stacey Williams Just in the nick of time Just had a discussion Just us could understand Justice © All poetic […]
Mouth Watering
Written By Dolly-Marie Reynolds Varney The morning light shines bright through my window and the aroma of bacon swirls my scenes awake. […]
Aflame
Written By Dianne De Villiers Fire upon fire Burn I cannot Already seared flesh cannot ignite A soul of ashes lying cold […]
Blue (goes to a) Funeral
Written By Ben Vest Dearly departed, we’re gathered here today… “Why’d we come here? We have to pay?”- asks Blue. I replied, […]
His Eyes
Written By Thasia Anne Black velvet, was the color of his eyes and tattered soul She squeezed between the bars, climbed the […]
Pleasure
Written By theunknownqualia Permanent relationship Longing love for each other Ecstasy of being loved. Attached to minds. Seeking good in each other. […]
My First Flight in B
Written By Jesse Batista Befuddled I am at the calmness bestowed upon me by some omnipotent being, This being my first flight. […]
Thanks Ghetto
Written By Stacey Williams Drugs prostitution And death. I loved my neighborhood. As bad as it was I met Donald goines Hip […]
Seedling
Written By Armistead Lindsey Known not as seed but seedling Etched in photographic memories That sear white hot in absent flesh. The […]
Loud
Written By Martin Rodney Mrp Pretorious Who is this crying so Loud Running, Screaming About Everybody’s closing their Doors Lying down in […]
Team Dodge Ball
Written By Thasia Anne I was the frail little scrawny girl they always picked last and always went after first And then […]
Anchored Beacons
Written By Armistead Lindsey Dew swept wind hills of May morning Captured moments in sprinkled droplets That begged passers by to be […]
Failure
Written By Thasia Anne Failure – would not be – not flying It would be not spreading my wings. Even if I […]
Written By Lee Todd Lacks He handed it to me carefully ever so carefully with tears in his eyes as he whispered […]
Bouquet
Written By Armistead Lindsey I saw the postured seating – face forward – chin up – But an empty plate for eating. […]
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