By Daniel LeachJan 7, 20191 minThe Leaves of SummerThe leaves of Summer never were so fair As now, by dying season’s light they’re kissed, September’s melancholy, golden mist Descends like...
By Paul GallagherDec 31, 20181 minSongbirdsOnce did an ancient poet see, When antique dawn spread out her light, Two birds of song and poetry Upon a bending, flowering tree. And as...
By Adam SediaDec 17, 20181 minGeese in Flight & Other PoemsGeese in Flight An artless, brash, half-mournful cry Rends the languid autumn sky, A fractious chorus blaring Earthen horns, fanfaring...
By Hanniel LimDec 14, 20181 minErosThe silent seeds in wild wastes germinate; The gardened apple trees drip in full bloom. Creation calls and hears, each for its mate; The...