By Beverly StockSep 2, 20181 minThe Human DepotA Human Depot, A resting place Full of dignity, history and grace. The monuments Are carefully tended there, Naming who rests where...
By Paul GallagherJul 30, 20181 minThe Farmer’s JewelsWithin a fortress prison, A stubborn yeoman sits within the cell That tyranny has chosen For him who would rebel. Of home and wife his...
By Michael R. BurchJul 23, 20181 min''Moments'' & Other PoemsMoments There were moments full of promise, like the petal-scented rainfall of early spring, when to hold you in my arms and to kiss...
By Daniel LeachJul 9, 20182 minODE: SPRING MOURNINGThe first soft days of springtime greet my eyes Like a young girl’s face, smiling fresh and clean, The sunlight falls, like hope, from...
By Beverly StockJul 3, 20181 minOn the RoadOn the road to Climax, Georgia, Sunsets streaked a paling yellow, Riding in my car with a handsome fellow. We were driving day and night...
By Adam SediaJun 18, 20181 minA Nameless FossilWhat creature’s frame, entombed in stone, Lies, though marine, in open air? As if it glimpsed the Gorgon’s stare, Hard rock outlines its...
By David B. GosselinJun 13, 20181 minI Know Why the Red Rose WeepsI know why the red rose weeps, Why she hides her tears in dew, As the summer breezes sweep From those seas of peaceful blue, And then...
By James A. TweedieJun 4, 20181 minA Grief ObservedIn dactylic hexameter Turgid the sea as it billows and foams in the face of the tempest. Wind-lifted wave-crests explode into diamonds...
By Paul GallagherMay 21, 20182 minApolloI looked upon the Moon’s face, one evening warm and bright, As near as a silver Matterhorn in the setting Sun alight; That curving height...
By Omar Ahmad AlkhulakiMay 14, 20181 minOnly ifIf I am your priest Confess to me all, If I am your lover Trust in this fall, If I am your guru Then listen deeply, If I am your friend...
By Michael R. BurchMay 7, 20182 minPoetryPoetry, I found you where at last they chained and bound you; with devices all around you to torture and confound you, I found...
By Shouvik N. HoreMay 1, 20181 minOn the Epitaph of John KeatsHere lies One whose name was writ in water- O Delphic streams washing aged tombs by! A single glance spare when violets cry Near one...
By Daniel LeachApr 23, 20182 minFather Hennepin and the Great SpiritThis concludes a third in the series of poems, based on the poet's journey to Niagara Falls. Parts 1 & 2 can be found here. Father...
By Daniel LeachApr 16, 20182 minThree Sister Islands*Again I sit, as I sat long ago, Upon a rock, among the delicate ferns, While all around, the rushing waters flow In violent, impetuous...
By Daniel LeachApr 9, 20181 minTo a Northern Summer MorningSoft, cool Northern Summer morning, You often greet my eyes in pleasant dreams, Old friend, who whispered to me in my youth Of love, or...
By Daniel LeachApr 2, 20182 minFlight of the IbisIn the golden light of the late Spring evening, A boy is dreaming on the backyard swing, Swinging and dreaming, as over the treetops And...
By Paul GallagherMar 31, 20181 minOf Sense‘Cross all the rise of history The greatest voices spoke to me, Warmed me like fire; I did not reply, But hearing I stood as in their...
By Omar Ahmad AlkhulakiMar 25, 20181 minMy Soul is DarkMy soul is ever so dark, Like the majestic night, In its center my heart, Shines atop milky white. And from an early start, It never had...
By Edward HokeMar 21, 20181 minSonnet — by Edward Hoke12/03/17 Of all ye gods, that crown Olympus high, Who yet remains that man’s not brought to heel? When aircraft daily pierce great Zeus’s...
By Paul GallagherMar 20, 20182 minWho Can Tell a Wave...Who Can Tell a Wave… Who can tell a wave when its run will end? A soldier answers, “None.” How many chances come to flee or stand? Again...