Cold Moon Journal

cherry blossoms — even after all of us have gone Ram Chandran

parents’ home looking back on my past I see a light Timothy Daly

breaking waves too old and sick now for sandcastle dreams Pris Campbell

h are moon from every direction coyote songs Kerry J Heckman * tornado hitching a ride to oz Kerry J Heckman

my blind date a no show — total eclipse Alvin B. Cruz * summer love unfolding my umbrella Alvin B. Cruz

arranging ourselves across music of the spheres the maestro awaits   James Penha *   railway steps waiting for those who seek ...

supermoon birds in trees louder and louder John Zheng *   yowling night moon on a pine branch wide-eyed John Zheng

eyelashes butterfly wings aflutter Mike Gallagher * rustling in september breeze drier leaves Mike Gallagher

CN Tower hidden in fog and rain ... what remains of my immigrant past now a blur to me Chen-ou Liu

hummingbird calling for an encore Jerome Berglund

family lawsuit lawyer and therapist on standby Ellen Kom

spilled grounds . . . your caffeine rush to leave me Barrie Levine

a cup of tea — home in every tongue Jharna Sanyal * Judas tree so many reasons I forgive Jharna Sanyal

Labor Day he demonstrates vacuum cleaners David Käwika Eyre

Carbon Footprints   the sun looks dim with smoke all around fierce debate in the conference room for the sky to retain its blue   ...

summer ages in the august heat— calico leaves Susan Lee Roberts

autumn colours the old cat curls into itself Patricia Hawkhead

landscape blight howl of the junkyard dog JL Huffman