Category Archives: poetry
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Four Poems by Terrence Sykes
January 22, 2021 by Revolution John
Anchovy Gospel Often the distance between salvation & damnation is merely a few rows of unweeded & unhoed green …
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GUY WALKING BY THE SIDE OF THE ROAD, poetry by Larry Smith
January 18, 2021 by Revolution John
He’s wearing lite camos walking toward town in a rain slowly turning to snow. He could be me, I hear …
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IN THIS CORNER, poetry by Frederick Pollack
January 4, 2021 by Revolution John
There are many Creations. One, the opposite of ours, involved no initial outburst. Through a time longer than all of …
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ASTRIDE MY ATLAS, poetry by Ben Nardolilli
December 28, 2020 by Revolution John
I saw him, and I humbly asked him, What name did he prefer? Dionysus, or Bacchus, it was fine, I …
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The Beatles once, poetry by Corey Mesler
1December 22, 2020 by Revolution John
The Beatles once sought to buy an island, a place to be just Beatles. They shopped. In the end it …
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WHAT KIND OF HEAVEN WILL YOU FIND ON MARS, poetry by Ace Bogges
December 21, 2020 by Revolution John
—Peter Cooley, “A Premature Afterlife” The heaven of silence & heaven of this- equipment-helps-me-breathe—I need all the help …
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TWO POEMS by Timothy Dodd
December 14, 2020 by Revolution John
Television Light In the autumn forest I could not find the screech- owl that night, rotating neck in the …
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In This Corner, poetry by Frederick Pollack
January 4, 2020 by Revolution John
There are many Creations. One, the opposite of ours, involved no initial outburst. Through a time longer than all of …
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CHINESE CHARACTERS: LESSON 1 by Yuan Changming
November 29, 2019 by Revolution John
思: thought takes place In the field of heart 闷: depressed when your heart is Shut behind a door 忍：tolerate …
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ashes: ashes, poetry by John Sweet
November 19, 2018 by Revolution John
give this man crawling blind through the upstate desert a glass of fire give him the gift of barbed-wire, of …
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