Cold Moon Journal
Saturday, October 15, 2022
By A.J. Anwar
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hot breeze— rumors travel beyond borders A.J. Anwar
By Hassane Zemmouri
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railway— pupils waving to strange travelers Hassane Zemmouri
Friday, October 14, 2022
By Kerry J Heckman
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sitting across from buddha sitting Kerry J Heckman
By Pris Campbell
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mornings without birdsong barred, too from words of love as my deafness deepens Pris Campbell
By Chris Langer
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the spotted dragonfly in turn spots me Chris Langer
By Rupa Anand
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paddy cut— he anoints his sickle with sandalwood paste Rupa Anand (veneration of instruments used in harvesting is common in India)
By Agus Maulana Sunjaya
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wrestling with the starless sky an old windmill Agus Maulana Sunjaya * our talk getting heavier autumn rain Ag...
By Simon De Courcey
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no footprints – just the clacking gossip of grey pebbles Simon De Courcey
By Patricia Furstenberg
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old wooden door like a pining widow hugged by sunset Patricia Furstenberg
By Bonnie J Scherer
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haiku poetry — arranged marriage with a happy ending Bonnie J Scherer * climate change debated — while the baked Alaska melts Bon...
By Gail Brooks
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oppressive summer heat and fires preparation for the after-life or a consequence of neglect? Gail Brooks
By Susanna Gilbert
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Black-Eyed Susans cling To muddy ditch bank haven. And wink a goodbye. Susanna Gilbert ...
Wednesday, October 12, 2022
By Maya Daneva
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stronger in the mist… the rhythm of soldiers’ steps nearing the liquor store Maya Daneva * tap, tap, tap… this summer rain beco...
By Elancharan Gunasekaran
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tank tracks a sapling salutes the sun Elancharan Gunasekaran * light as spring breeze rat scratches a landmine Elanchara...
Monday, October 10, 2022
By Stephen Jarrell Williams
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night song unaware of the city listening Stephen Jarrell Williams
By JL Huffman
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crows caw calling crack open the dawn stillness shattered JL Huffman
By Tuyet Van Do
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daily walk – his fur baby brings along Pooh Tuyet Van Do * half-eaten melon hanging on the vine unanswered questi...
Sunday, October 9, 2022
By René Bohnen
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handful of almonds bittersweet morsels – book review René Bohnen * a fig tree on google maps hides your house René Bohnen
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