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Category Archives: 2019 Poetry
Read Poem: Gyroidal Women, by Aurora Eden
It comes as no surprise that we turn away from this whirl How we burn and turn through the Kali Yuga, Spinning as women do As the time comes to observe what we’re making With our hands and breath— Past … Continue reading
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Read Poem: HE LOOKS HUMAN TO ME, by Elly Paul A. Tomas
the news megaphones he is sporting a new look i wanted to react like WTF, is that even news? he is buying wet market carcasses in candid photos gamely like it was not expected for him to do so like … Continue reading
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Read Poem: OUR LEGACY?, by Andrew Smith
I think about the future, I think about the past, I think about the little ones, That seem to grow up fast, I think about their years to come, And the world in which they’ll live, And I think about … Continue reading
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Read Poem: NinE, by Aaron Lee Graves
I just received some new batteries to kick-start my heart, I’m not writing for flatteries because it’s actually a tragedy—that I’ve been living like I’m dead. I’ve been given a sedative but it’s time for me to let live; let … Continue reading
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Read Poem: Avoiding the Clutches of Tony Glut, by Matt Snyder ©2019
The road to 165 is a slow and arduous task for every small 20 foot hill conquered I still stumble down large mountains often with my feet stuck in thick mud but thankfully avoiding any quick sand I’ve managed to … Continue reading
Read Poem: AI! AI! AI! (A Tartarus for Youth), by David Estringel
I. AI! AI! AI! Sated with stolen life, emerged from mother’s Night, there is longing to be free from the warmth of darkened humours– to be crowned by The Light of Artificial Gods. Our worlds quake and rip, tossing us … Continue reading
Read Poem: A Beautiful Death, by Kristen Corbisiero
This love was never meant to make history, Darling, we were never meant to move the stars and caress fate. This mere distraction turned into a spell-bounding affair Of two hearts stuck on each other. With the red string closing … Continue reading
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