Cold Moon Journal
Tuesday, September 17, 2024
By C.X. Turner
›
low tide the sandcastles we leave behind C.X. Turner waterfall dipping a toe into the unknown C.X. Turner
By Susan Lee Roberts
›
chamomile— waiting for water to boil I brew haiku Susan Lee Roberts summer hike exploring the vastness of the map Susan Lee Rob...
By Sébastien Revon
›
without my son — the light of dawn always somewhere Sébastien Revon not the rain but the lukewarm coffee — end of summer Sébastie...
Friday, September 13, 2024
By Paul Callus
›
unleashed on an empty beach the dog’s excitement Paul Callus
By Bryan Rickert
›
father’s grave finally telling him what I really think Bryan Rickert romantic picnic we both come away with a tick ...
By Vera Constantineau
›
crossroad a day without a need to yield Vera Constantineau heavy rain swapping summer for fall in the closet Vera Constantinea...
By Dinah Power
›
the pen struggles to write sonic booms Dinah Power
By Kelly Sargent
›
French lavender bunch the life I thought I was bound for Kelly Sargent winter rain the wisdom of imperfection Kelly Sargent
By Mark Forrester
›
beach wedding— the flower girl gathers broken shells Mark Forrester midnight rain remembering my mother’s voice Mark Forrester
By Nicoletta Ignatti
›
moonlit sea— all my thoughts in the dark Nicoletta Ignatti
Wednesday, September 11, 2024
By Stephanie Zepherelli
›
pulled into another black ...
By Richard L. Matta
›
willow leaf a koi practices catch and release Richard L. Matta box canyon hike a chorus of coyotes deepens darkness Richard L. M...
By Vandana Parashar
›
coming out of woods the sudden depth of the sky Vandana Parashar on the periphery of night just enough space for me Vandana Parash...
By Steve Van Allen
›
single bird on a wire one-note afternoon Steve Van Allen hot July in tall grassy shade a deer Steve Van Allen
By Emil Karla
›
a single clock back and forth in time— tango Emil Karla the many birds above the tracks within the morning sun Emil Karla
Tuesday, September 10, 2024
By J. D. Nelson
›
why presupposes everything one random car horn blast J. D. Nelson morning crow morning crow come on everybody it’s the morning crow...
By Tim Murphy
›
dead plant listening to a language I used to know Tim Murphy
By Neena Singh
›
autumn sunset last year’s olives still in the fridge Neena Singh
‹
›
Home
View web version