Issue 60
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Issue 60
POETS
Anderson, Duane
Ascough, Stephanie
Balme, Kennard
Barnett, Sandra
Barry, Aaron
Baugh, Brittany
Bruck, Ingrid
Cooper, Rlm
Daly, Briana Reh
Denehan, Steve
Dickson, Barry
Eustice, Isaac
Flanagan, Michael
Fletcher, Amy
Flynn , Timothy P
Foss, Marsha
Francisco, Erika
Gentry, Susan
Gilliam, Shelby
Gora, Norbert
Gretzer, Stephen
Guzmán, MarÃa
Hartnett, William
Horrocks, Stephen
Howes, Marissa
Jones, Charmaine
Keeley, Gloria
Kingston, Wayne
Leach, Michael
Levine, Bruce
Lipton, Madeline
Mcdonald, Jolene
Mcginn, Judith
Mcquillen, Kent
Melton, Bill
Miller, Ginger
Mueller, Tim
Mullen, Rene
O'connor, Sean
Oliver, Rosemary
Phelps, Judy
Renshaw, Sophia
Robertson, Brian
Rogers, Elby
Saylor, Nanette
Simmons, Jon
Sly-terpstra, Dawn
Smothers, Shirley
Sweet, Austin
Urpi, Nickolas
Stephen Gretzer
Creek water is high
Still enough space on warm rock
Turtle sleeps in sun
Sophia Renshaw
In '76
I remember the ground cracked
Like in Africa
Barry Dickson
The woods beckon me,
come in, look around, enjoy.
No exit assured.
Wayne Kingston
hawks soar overhead
jet specks swim pale blue canvas
engineers take notes
Jon Simmons
Cigarettes smolder
A hot whisper in my ear
Said so cool, so fine
Isaac Eustice
Plays her guitar, sings
Hippy chick, on a wine drunk
A sidewalk prophet
MarÃa Guzmán
Another evening...
A file of yellow poplars
under the spring rain
Aaron Barry
the wren, heaven-bound --
it has again evaded
the children's pebbles
William Hartnett
Broken coffee pot
STUPID BROKEN COFFEE POT
Shiny broken shards
Brian Robertson
those Coltrane ballads --
day hits 100 degrees
my mop stirs the floor
Briana Reh Daly
The road winds ahead.
Standing tall, I step forward-
into all Unknowns
Marsha Foss
Blue cups chip and break
Tea and dreams dribble away,
nothing to hold them.
Nickolas Urpi
all sounds, all feelings
all silent, all terror, all -
touched by the season
Tim Mueller
slightest of breezes
raindrops tumble leaf to leaf
trees shuffling papers
Michael Flanagan
after life's battles
when all the hate is consumed
only hope remains
Bill Melton
backlit morning sun
translucent beryl green sky
sultry summer heat
Dawn Sly-Terpstra
Angel-winged petals
lift lacey fern fronds, fat dew,
baptism at dawn
Elby Rogers
Flowers soaked in bleach -
The inviolate men drown
In floodtide waters.
Norbert Gora
Instant love, quick sex,
breakups faster than the wind,
feeling for a while.
Susan Gentry
hummingbird hovers
over flower's sweet nectar...
lost in the moment
Rene Mullen
Sitting in a tree
blowing dandelion seeds
spreading puffs of heart
Steve Denehan
walking hand in hand
yellow road beneath our feet
soon we say goodbye
Bruce Levine
Pastoral mornings
Glare of summer afternoons
Cool refreshing nights
Judy Phelps
Feeling all alone
Walking the unfriendly streets
Safer to stay home
Stephanie Ascough
A ghost of the past,
Orange blossoms filigree
Florida's night air.
Nanette Saylor
Sunlight creating
Crystals, dancing on the waves
Infinite Spirit
Ingrid Bruck
wind drafts in white ink
a quill pen draws lambs and dogs
flying in the air
Shelby Gilliam
Intensity, Break.
Fourteen years of summer nights
Riding on one word.
Sean O'Connor
late summer twilight
far across this empty lake
two or three voices
Brittany Baugh
Hello, little sprout
Filling me with quiet joy
My smile grows with you
Jolene McDonald
Stars are like diamonds.
The sky is Heaven's raven.
Beauty in the night.
Erika Francisco
Maybe we should take
One step closer to the edge
One step closer still
Duane Anderson
Wind on a mountain
whips snow high into piles
toppling time beneath.
Amy Fletcher
Crickets chirp madly
Leaves brown upon thin branches
Hope lives in fair nights
Timothy P Flynn
touch is a lost breeze
grazing the, now, goosefleshed skin
prickly neck hairs rise
RLM Cooper
Old cat purrs softly
Within aging, wrinkled arms.
It is Winter now.
Ginger Miller
My light in the dark
You are illuminating
Full of life and love
Judith McGinn
blue dark bows to light
barn owl glides away to sleep
field mouse skitters free
Austin Sweet
The catfish lies true
Swimming yet cowering still
Life is suffering
Kennard Balme
cave painters paint pure
adorn walls with animals
making hunting safe
Rosemary Oliver
A brown leaf shivers
atop the barren maple
the wind ushers home
Marissa Howes
Quiet afternoon
Swings are still; slides are empty
Children back to school
Madeline Lipton
September shade shifts
Greens turn, about face splendor
Scarlet, Saffron sights
Michael Leach
all these hands stretch out
to cast their colorful dice
into the unknown
Kent McQuillen
cold winter evening
buck-deer stands in churchyard light
his breath comes in clouds
Stephen Horrocks
Before winters cull
And the fallen are forgot
Summer sounds farewell
Shirley Smothers
Painted smile faded
Aging dolls with sightless eyes
Dusty lost to time
Sandra Barnett
blinded by road spray
buffeted by gusts of wind
almost on empty
Charmaine Jones
Under twin rainbows,
bluebirds splash in newborn pools-
Retreating thunder.
Gloria Keeley
night birds text and tweet
toads chime their balloon bulge bells
mountain serenade
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