Two Poems by Ian Brand
by: Ian Brand Ian Brand’s poetry unfolds in dream-space of surreal collision, where our universal longing for time and connection become an ocean of “unhousable…
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by: Ian Brand Ian Brand’s poetry unfolds in dream-space of surreal collision, where our universal longing for time and connection become an ocean of “unhousable…
by: Cole Heinowitz1 Cole Heinowitz’s poetry performs a necessary alchemy. Forget iron to gold, her work is concerned with the transformation of ourselves into language and…
by: Cole Heinowitz1 Cole Heinowitz’s poetry performs a necessary alchemy. Forget iron to gold, her work is concerned with the transformation of ourselves into language and…
by: Tom W. Lewis Tom Lewis’ three poems are wide-ranging in content and style. What unites them is their ability to unsettle. Something’s wrong, but…
by: Joanna Fuhrman Joanna Fuhrman’s poetry tackles you with a glorious rush of sound and image and offbeat humor. She implores us to please “put…
by: Alan Bernheimer1 The key to Alan Bernheimer’s “Ipsatude” is found in the first stanza “Everyone’s secret life/ Inside head fake/ Get out more.” The poet’s…
by: Chris Stroffolino There is subtle magic in Chris Stroffolino’s sonnets. While the music of his language instantly engages the ear and tongue, his poetic sleight…
by: Tammy Perlmutter Tammy Perlmutter’s poem is a harrowing account of a young woman’s rejection of a damaged life and culture for an uncertain, but…
by: Alan Feldman In these poems Alan Feldman uses the subtle music of plainspoken American English to reveal and celebrate the all too often hidden…
Richard King Perkins II poems are odes to abundance and to the emptiness it tries and fails to fill, or as the poet puts it…
“[The] street is on roller skates” warns Jack Tricarico in poetry that psychedelically captures the rich overflow of language and image in the perpetual motion…
by: Evan Link In “Gosh” Evan Link asks “Is it impolite to put /off joy?” The correct answer is yes, it is. So don’t put…