Journal

Meghan Sterling

Scar Willing herself steel on the tenement rooftop where the pigeons roosted and ate crumbs from her hands, near dusk…

3 years ago

Doug Stone

On That Moonless Autumn Night Listening to Wallace Stevens Reading “The Idea of Order At Key West” It may be…

3 years ago

Lynda Wilde

I am Nobody! Who are You? --to Emily Dickinson, in her own words… Recluse, they said, watching a fly buzz…

3 years ago

Ellen June Wright

In Praise of Those Winter Sundays I thought this is a black poem and then I thought no this is…

3 years ago

Back Page with Babette Barton

Babette Barton is an emerging artist who lives at the edge of the woods in the uppermost reaches of the…

3 years ago

Notes from the Editor

Dear Readers, The Spring Issue of 2021 is full of movement beginning with the extremely imaginative and thrilling ride-of-a-poem-prompt by…

4 years ago

Frank Babcock

Opera Buffa --Lake Fork, Idaho 2020 The show opens every morning. Little feet patter down the stairs finding their place…

4 years ago

Paul A. Bluestein

Pale and No Wings to Fly Lying in the grass beside the rose bush I was dead-heading, the world has…

4 years ago

Jeff Burt

Rusk County Rag A fourth-grader, I had run away, or maybe just run, and now had to come running back…

4 years ago