SUNFLOWERS
WWR Jennifer Bohlander and Nicole DeGennero
Continue reading →WWR Jennifer Bohlander and Nicole DeGennero
Continue reading →Kansas Poems by Brian Daldorph speaks to the unassuming allure of Kansas; giving voice to the places and people we sometimes overlook.
Continue reading →for Tom King by Denise Low Behind a hedge, poison ivy pokes three-fingered mitts through the orgone box. The backyard lot deepens into tangled sumac…
Continue reading →Originally published in The Rye Whiskey Review – online poetry ‘zineAppeared in the 2020 anthology Thought for Food from South Broadway Press FOR JASON VIVONE…
Continue reading →Poem to think about what it’s like to garden. From 2012 “Top City Poetry” curated by literary editor Dennis Etzel Jr.
Continue reading →by George Paris Meadowlark intent on being heard in spite of wind, rises from modest nest singing the prairie dry. Unaware…
Continue reading →Join Flying Ketchup Press as it releases its first collection of international voices in poetry. “The Very Edge” is an intense collection of urgent and…
Continue reading →Ben is thirty-four and a tattoo artist known for his lettering. People are always surprised when they first meet him. They scan his blank skin…
Continue reading →Beyond the winter swimming pool where the tarp caves in, its blue palm full of snow, is the matted grass and weed lot I am…
Continue reading →Dusk. After love we walk a teetering balance of summer twilight. A tiny dull-lemon warbler silhouetted atop a pole wheezes a melody— tiny fluff against…
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