Monday, November 7, 2022

By Adrian Bouter

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empty sky some things never come Adrian Bouter

By Madeleine Vinluan

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not much can change the world now except for the clouds Madeleine Vinluan

By Simon De Courcey

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The etiquette of crows – anything goes Simon De Courcey

By Daniela Rodi

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moonlit solitude... a lone crow in a bare tree Daniela Rodi

By Meera Rehm

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bitter morning a wet leaf attaches to my shoe Meera Rehm *   changing seasons. . . the never ending cycle of war and peace Me...

By Kerry J Heckman

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ukraine border town every sunset sacred Kerry J Heckman

By Rob McKinnon

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liberation… invaders’ dead bodies lie in the streets Rob McKinnon
Sunday, November 6, 2022

By Lynn Edge

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f inal hymn all five brothers together now Lynn Edge *   a river of stars down the wet highway holiday traffic  Lynn Edge   ...
Saturday, November 5, 2022

By Deborah P Kolodji

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those things which should remain hidden low tide Deborah P Kolodji *   dolphin performance a whole family too seasick to notice ...

By Keith Evetts

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war of words poets look  for a retreat Keith Evetts

By John Pappas

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potter’s field even the wind unnamed John Pappas

By Susan Bonk Plumridge

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introvert tension – the hairdresser  just keeps on talking Susan Bonk Plumridge

By Maya Daneva

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Big Sur trail… looking at each other from two different rocks Maya Daneva
Friday, November 4, 2022

By Tiffany Shaw-Diaz

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dewdrop all i want is to be soft Tiffany Shaw-Diaz *   when i close my eyes all the stars Tiffany Shaw-Diaz

By Mona Bedi

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road journey the shadow of a cloud travels with me Mona Bedi *   worn out— the comfort of old clothes Mona Bedi

By Sean O’Connor

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first cold snap all the graves quilted with autumn leaves Sean O’Connor

By Barrie Levine

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summer’s end . . . what the tree knows before the leaves Barrie Levine * well-traveled moon fluent in the language of silenc...

By Jay Friedenberg

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dog park an old squeaky toy buried in leaves Jay Friedenberg