Cold Moon Journal

kyiv your smoke fills the moon Jim Niffen

on the bus the hair on our legs touch Kamil Plich

moonrise... I remember the Buddha David He

A foaming tide washes over the wet sand filling in foot craters Erica Dionora

dad's hummingbird feeder now outside his hospice window John J. Dunphy

distant sirens ... blood stained carved hearts in a school desk Chen-ou Liu

nothing to think sunset Satyanarayana Chittaluri

sea-blown winds hints of bagpipe through pleated rock Douglas J. Lanzo

mother's day she smiles from the frame Choupie Moysan

waning moon we discuss the need to budget   Nika

White butterflies sing Temporary arias To their broken wings. Algo

empires the fanfare and fade of fireflies Joshua St. Claire

always somewhere a war – first lemons Deborah A. Bennett

waving wild switchgrass how little we know John Pappas

our footsteps clattering on the stone bridge together in unwelcome dawn we go our separate ways Ruth Holzer

second amendment bearing the weight of hindsight Helen Ogden

Break in Kiev A soldier paints birds in flight June cadre Maria Cristina Pulvirenti

chalk drawings the mailman jumps over her rainbow Joseph P. Wechselberger