fair-weather clouds can make a handy hammock. when the sun gets her afternoon slump, she can sink into the white fabric and shut her eyes. … more →
The Words Will Comemojoturbo wrote 5 hours ago: and my nifty flannel-esque name tag So I made it to the epicenter of progressive culture, I know bec … more →
Mr. Man wrote 5 hours ago: I’ve just discovered Percy Bysshe Shelley. He was a 19th century poet and a great one. Here … more →
Arsen Darnay wrote 1 day ago: If I consult my own experience, I find that my various modes of being are a unity. I think of the se … more →
Naivion wrote 1 day ago: Hi all people who like my work… i have finished my plot line for the novel im working on.. unt … more →
featherheart wrote 1 day ago: Accepting by Ruth Stone (from In the Dark) Half-blind, it is always twilight. The dusk of my time … more →
featherheart wrote 1 day ago: Where the Sidewalk Ends by Shel Silverstein There is a place where the sidewalk ends And before … more →
mojoturbo wrote 2 days ago: Verse 1: He is jealous for me, Loves like a hurricane, I am a tree, Bending beneath the weight of hi … more →
pmartinac wrote 2 days ago: Colorado Springs, Colo. “America, the Beautiful” plaque Pikes Peak With a height of 14, … more →
KC wrote 3 days ago: When Manitou gave waste to the rocks he could not use, to the swamps and natty trees, to the gnarled … more →
KC wrote 3 days ago: You, two-spirited one, could have been so much more, medicine man, spirit walker, great muwin, littl … more →
severnyproductions wrote 3 days ago: .Kokot severny "tart of the arts" Today i have some food to show you. This is a selection … more →
mojoturbo wrote 3 days ago: Tommy Walker Verse 1 The Spirit of the Lord is upon me now, anointing me to proclaim good news to th … more →
Matilda Beupine wrote 3 days ago: fair-weather clouds can make a handy hammock. when the sun gets her afternoon slump, she can sink in … more →
Al wrote 3 days ago: On Sunday, I went to the William Blake 1809 exhibition at Tate Britain, reviewed here in The Guardia … more →
samuelcanread wrote 3 days ago: Why use your own words when you can express yourself just as well by using someone else’s? And if yo … more →
1minutebookreviewswordpresscom wrote 3 days ago: Just picked up Our Savage Art: Poetry and the Civil Tongue (Columbia University Press, 368 pp., $29. … more →
riseupmylove wrote 4 days ago: They are misunderstood and considered to be neurotics, because they catch a “vision” of … more →
Clare wrote 4 days ago: Three of my poems are up at The Dead Mule of Southern Literature in their Summer Sabbatical Issue. … more →
Michelle wrote 4 days ago: I’m delighted to have an interview with John Siddique and two poems from my forthcoming … more →