Arnett, Michael
Bonnie, Von
Campbell, Colin
Chameleon, Jesus
Crane, Luke
De Dominicis, Tamara
Donnelly, Joe
Edwards, David
Elson, Doug
Fawkes, Ed
Fix, Elvis
Graves, Robert
Greene, Robin
Gusek, Chris
Hellweg, Paul
Huffman, A.j.
Jordan, Jack
Joy, B. T.
Khan, Yasmin
Li, Lily
Long, Sally
Lowe, Dennis
Mahoney, Matthew
Manus, Grady
Maria, Anna
Mcgovern, Mac
Mcrae, Sandra S.
Nicholas, Joe
Norgang, Ct
O'connor, Vincent
Phillips, Carol
Roberts, Joseph
Roe, Luke
Rushton, Biff
Scicluna, Norman
Sharp, Cynthia
Swalander, Kurt
Ward, Anthony
Yin, Anna
Norman Scicluna
an unfinished glass
beside her lifeless body-
I water her rose
Joe Nicholas
A window held closed
wind rattled against its skin
the cold pane quivers
Michael Arnett
your long slender legs
in a softly folded skirt
asking for my eyes.
Anna Maria
Your eyes speak volumes
I feel the sea rush in when
my ears fail to hear.
Doug Elson
I catch a quick glimpse
of a smile and big blue eyes
I'm in love again
Robert Graves
Cold hands on hot cup
Tethered herbs in a thin bag
Spice steam fills the soul
Robert Graves
The horizon blurs
Mars red dust floats, chokes the birds
Lubbock, Texas sky
Sandra S. McRae
winter's icy feet
pressed in the small of my back
keep me up all night
Yasmin Khan
stars shimmer, sparkle
luminious asterisk shoot
decorate a wish
Anna Yin
old nest under eaves
handful of baby swallows
twitter in warm rains
Jack Jordan
summer's fragile reeds
now ice-layered bend to write
our names in the snow
Jack Jordan
fenceline hackberry's
yellowing leaves drift downward
into Wild Horse Creek
A.J. Huffman
Snow falls on lake's shore.
Winter fingers work magic,
turn water to ice.
A.J. Huffman
Winter willow waves
opaled arms, bearing weight, white
of innocent snow.
Ed Fawkes
harvest moon aglow
long witchy fingers reach out
brittle leaves tango
Jesus Chameleon
din, in fall ending---
coffee, pop cooling and meals
on a stove all worn
Paul Hellweg
jade on a mountain
never fades, always treasured
love remembers all
Paul Hellweg
golden courtesan
sipping wine of laughter sets
the west wind astir
Joseph Roberts
The sound of wind chimes
beyond the garden's darkness
her whispered laughter
Joseph Roberts
Christmas carolers
singing about peace on earth
the sound of sirens
Von Bonnie
Greens fading away,
as misty mornings step in-
autumn at my door.
Robin Greene
For ten years I write
one poem. Now, pale winter
snow edits my lines.
David Edwards
The crunch of frozen
grass underfoot... awaiting
Indian Summer
Mac McGovern
Prejudice learned now
encapsulates willing souls
only hate survives
Mac McGovern
when the faucet drips
on the plains of Africa
someone dies of thirst
Dennis Lowe
Aging white cement
Peeking over great black clouds
Old moon's glowing scalp
Biff Rushton
Crying a Monsoon ~
Would still not bring my Parched Earth ~
Back to fruitful Bloom
B. T. Joy
caught in this tailback
a goshawk hovers over
the same patch of ground
Grady Manus
unabashed voyeur
solemn keeper of secrets
moon smiles crookedly
CT Norgang
Spring creeps into streams
their pools breathe deep as each waits
for salmon to leap.
CT Norgang
June breezes blowing,
red-winged black birds on cattails,
practicing tai chi.
Kurt Swalander
She is Alpental
Blankets of white perfection
Destroyer of man
Luke Roe
A Cloud of blood swirls
In a cup of hot water
Bug in my body
Carol Phillips
a caw lingering
on arid pine-scented air
bouquets smell of fall
Carol Phillips
bent grass tells of flood,
spent before the morning sun
frogs croak for their mates
Anthony Ward
crows pecking at seed
after devouring fat-
sparrows left to starve
Anthony Ward
streetlights at midnight
spillage of suspended stars
radio crackling
Elvis Fix
Picasso blue sky
leaking total solitude
out of the guitar.
Lily Li
Such warm lingerings
Hitherto, a single touch
Decieved while blinded
Cynthia Sharp
long lost relative
sister seal swims on her side
heartbeat of the sea
Sally Long
Superfluous words
cut by the blade of a pen
enabling new growth
Tamara De Dominicis
thunderless lightning
sparks in emerald valley
the dance of fireflies
Joe Donnelly
Baskets of tissues
Creations of our sick minds
And our sick noses
Matthew Mahoney
Power shifts with years.
The place of poverty stays
Despite shifty Time.
Tamara De Dominicis
another sunset
blink, the horizon swallows
all the golden light
Chris Gusek
deer on the roadside
pays no mind to all of us
in the morning rush
Vincent O'Connor
following the storm
the spectacular downpour
of cherry blossoms
Vincent O'Connor
the winter magpie
skips by so nonchalantly
everything freezes
Luke Crane
Eskimos have more
Than thirty words for snow, soon
They'll need just one; gone
Colin Campbell
faraway winds might
hide under borneo skies
between monsoon days