Monthly Archives: March 2020
Read Poem: Love in the Time of Corona, by Jared Michael Ellis
I am scared. I wasn’t I was wrong. I went to sleep fast like a child. Carefree. Confident in my mothers ability to protect me. I went to sleep in my bed and woke up in a place I did … Continue reading
Read Poem: CITY LIGHTS, by Sujan Bista
Vibrant colors , making darkness look beautiful. Twinkling all around, on a cloudy night. Reality braided in fiction. The trail of city lights. As the sunshine turned to ghost. We shall meet again “dawn”,says the dusk. Then i walked alone. … Continue reading
POETRY READING from Poet Kitt Fedoroff
Performed by Allison Kampf POEM: Sally Gossamer Wingstep heard a most curious sound, It came from beyond the wilderness copse, over, about, and around; When Sally flew around the last tree a wonder she could see A greying Fablehaven hound … Continue reading
Poetry Reading: The Long Road, by Shobana Gomes
Performed by Allison Kampf POEM: At first glance, it seemed easy, I, the traveler on a weary road to perhaps fame, I tamed my mind to think in ways one would want to impress, But like a toddler taking baby … Continue reading
Poetry Reading: STREETS, by David Dephy
Read by Allison Kampf POEM: Looking at the empty streets. Beauty needs to be seen. I know you are happy out there on the other side of emptiness, yet the present is the choice which remains. In admiration, beauty, in … Continue reading
Poetry Reading: LOCKED TREASURE, by LannaEvolved
Read by Allison Kampf POEM: In the box I am sworn to secrecy Petrified His gaze against the shadows of the bars has grown so weary it deflates in fades Suppressing the entirety of his remorse ‘To him, there seem … Continue reading
Poetry Reading: BENCH SOLILOQUY, by Paula Shaffer
Poem read by Allison Kampf POEM: This is my Bench; I deem her to be. She minds the Sea dutifully; in silence, splendidly. Firmly in place on this rock jagged cliff, barrier free, scene panoramic for the eye’s inner theme: … Continue reading
Read Poem: the perks of being real, by Karah Wilson
in high school i wanted to feel like charlie did in that tunnel on a drive with the people he loved most in the world. i wanted my life to be like a coming-of-age film where everything and nothing felt … Continue reading
Read Poem: Dear Mema, by Sienna Feruzi
I’m paralyzed, You’re in the front of my eyes And you won’t. go. away., You were my light, You were the shadow in my shade, The breeze on my hottest days, The pink and gold of a sunrise haze, You … Continue reading
