Cold Moon Journal

quince garden my mom’s perfume alive again Vladislav Hristov

balmy breeze mother traces my face Agus Maulana Sunjaya

winter sea —   a fair-weather flag ragged by wind Mirela Brăilean

pandemic the lilt of a flute song lifts the blues Jackie Chou

lily pond the flickering reflections of the stars Tsanka Shishkova

Spanish moss bathed in moonlight drapes romance by the bay Douglas J. Lanzo

classical dance the divine proportion — she once talked of a blooming lotus on a stone buddha's lap Milan Rajkumar

nomadland between a cactus and a singing stone having dinner on clay plates with a stranger Mircea Moldovan

secrets lost a labyrinth of drawers Sushama Kapur

insomnia drips from the faucet Keith Evetts

fin-  gers  once  straight  and  branch-  es  new-  ly  bare   Michael Nickels-Wisdom

garden party the squirrel goes up the squirrel goes down   Minal Sarosh

Trees undress themselves Christian Ward

basement haven a ceiling water stain smiles at me Jackie Chou

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Daylight Savings Time ends my car clock correct again John J. Dunphy

Rain makes boats of everything Christian Ward

loud rain telling secrets through art Tim Murphy