By David B. GosselinApr 1314 minThe World Needs a Renaissance, Not a ResetHumanity has always had a story and it always will. Depending on our understanding of that story, individuals or humanity as a whole,...
The EditorsApr 121 minSubmissions Open for Montreal International Poetry PrizeSubmit your latest poem, or your next one, to the Montreal International Poetry Prize! The 2022 competition is open for submissions. The...
By Gabriella MillerApr 51 minEuphoriaI cut my finger, the sanguine smell Permeates the air like petrichor. The blood flows slow like caramel Delighting in its long encore. My...
By Michael R. BurchApr 21 minInfinityHave you tasted the bitterness of tears of despair? Have you watched the sun sink through such pale, balmless air that your soul sought...
By David B. GosselinApr 21 minThe Foggy PeaksThe peaks were barely seen that night—they hid Among a sea of aster-painted clouds. The skies were filled with stars that shone like...
By Daniel LeachApr 16 minThe Devil at WoodstockI was a mere sixteen that Summer day We all piled in a beat-up car and drove To Woodstock, or someplace we had been told That a great...
TranslationApr 11 minArt by Théophile GauthierYes, art comes far more thrilling from forms that are averse to drilling, enamel, onyx, verse. To Hell with false constrictions! But to...
By Ryan HamadehMar 3117 minRetracing ArtSo long have historians traced the beginnings of man, so long have they found the traces of art alongside him. The story of art can also...
By Susan BotzetMar 301 minStarsI lie awake at night and count the stars that cluster, cluttering the sky and mind with numbers vast and overwhelming. Mars portends...