The moon weeps for recognition, While I held firm in my position. Quivering breathlessly where I stand, With a swordContinueContinue reading ““Weeping Moon” by Edwina Dessaint”
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“What we held” by Jade Jones
Lovers at the altar, hands clasped tight, a touch the world would not bless. A lifetime of love, but only a few feetContinueContinue reading ““What we held” by Jade Jones”
“Rainforest” by Yucheng Tao
In the burning forest,I keep wishing for God to hear me.I keep trying to crawlinto a vast cocoon.Is it myContinueContinue reading ““Rainforest” by Yucheng Tao”
“Apocalypse of the Serpent-Skull-God” by Yucheng Tao
Birth In the dampened corners of the cities,every car exhales exhaust; every body breathes greed.The Skull-God is born in humanContinueContinue reading ““Apocalypse of the Serpent-Skull-God” by Yucheng Tao”
“07-14-2003” by Lily Suckow Ziemer
Carlos (16) rides his skateboard to workI (14) scoop popcorn for eight dollars an hour He’s nice And the first personContinueContinue reading ““07-14-2003” by Lily Suckow Ziemer”
Girl, Dump Him!: A Review of “Chrome Valley” by Mahogany L. Browne
By Kylie Wilmarth, Poetry Reviewer Mahogany L. Browne is a poet, author, educator, and activist whose bold and powerfully authenticContinueContinue reading “Girl, Dump Him!: A Review of “Chrome Valley” by Mahogany L. Browne”