Cold Moon Journal

senior years a few leaves left to fall Peter Jastermsky

warm cigar ash    silent conversation B.A. France

bullet train how fast can I forget you     Christine L. Villa

Moonlit dewdrop — the last grain of rice. Pippa Phillips

used-book store its dusty true-crime section covered with fingerprints John J. Dunphy

morning despair a shoelace goes untied    Peter Jastermsky

a soft impulse echoes from the past— mountain breeze Neena Singh

I sense the coin is cursed (evil witch) so I pick it up to pocket being a believer in fairy tales Roberta Beach Jacobson

h omeless encampment returning children share their trick or treat candy John J. Dunphy

mudflats the walking stick deep and still   Peter Jastermsky

the sheen of glass gem corn . . . heirloom pearls Debbie Strange

sticky notes the only thing holding us together   Peter Jastermsky

lockdown... but you never said i couldn’t travel the world within my mind Tiffany Shaw-Diaz

 

bird returns as dusk gently falls twinkle stars  in reeling silence  deepen her loneliness Pravat Kumar Padhy

empty paint tubes the thickened layers of regret Debbie Strange

prairie dawn caws punctuating the pale skyline Silk~

falling into seasonal depression Lori A Minor