Category Archives: Poetry
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ashes: ashes, poetry by John Sweet
November 19, 2018 by RJ
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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HE WAS AWESOME by John D Robinson
May 14, 2016 by RJ
By the age of 15 the house was wall to wall with trophies, he was special, he was something …
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TWO POEMS by Sanjeev Sethi
May 4, 2016 by RJ
Peregrinations For years it has been raining. I’ve moved often. Each site I made mine it seemed, I had …
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breaking the fishing line by Sam Kendall
April 1, 2016 by RJ
i hadn’t noticed the scar snagging the corner of her mouth like a wound in the cheek of a …
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BONES OF WEED by Chris Milam
1March 15, 2016 by RJ
The odor of fossilized urine clings to denim as you bash asphalt, miles and miles of steps to libraries, …
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KIYIYA VURAN INSANLIK by Leila K. Norako
March 11, 2016 by RJ
A little boy drowned off a Turkish coast. His body washed to Bodrum’s shore, to father’s arms— as did …
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ANTIDEPRESSANTS MAY INCREASE by Katie Moore
March 8, 2016 by RJ
Thoughts of suicide, self injury, homicide, sleeplessness, sexual dysfunction, inability to urinate, liver pain, kidney pain, confusion, fainting upon …
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