Three Poems by Michelle Chen
Words and photograph by: Michelle Chen Michelle Chen’s work invents a new way of speaking stark emotional truths. Her images and the music of her language…
Poetry
Three Poems by Allison Cobb
by Allison Cobb Allison Cobb uses her own subjectivity to access the universal experience of not being from around here and yet recognizing this place…
Two Poems By Lewis Warsh
by: Lewis Warsh Lewis Warsh’s poetic vision is just that: a deep seeing. He reports the details that make up the anxious dance of perception…
Sonnet CLV
by: Leo Grant Across the Margin offers up an enchanting sonnet, a poem which speaks directly to the greatest of bards, William Shakespeare…1 Your verses, Shakespeare,…
Aaron Simon Part Two
by: Aaron Simon Like meditation, these final three poems by Aaron Simon bring our attention, again and again, to the moment just as it slips…
Aaron Simon Part One
by: Aaron Simon How can language both ground us in our experience and shape how we reflect (on) our various meanings? What is or can…
The Party & other poems
by Ryan Nowlin As whimsy restores and replaces pathos (and vice versa), and as experience dips and fades into memory, what can we claim as…
After The War & other poems
by: Maureen Onuigbo Three poems that remind us how some places and events imprint themselves on us so strongly that they become part of who we…
The Poetry Editor Is In
Across the Margin proudly presents their new Poetry Editor, Richard Roundy….. A note from the Editors of Across the Margin…. For some time now, there…
Pinwheel
by: Diana Thompson A chance encounter with a specter from the past inspires a search for forgiveness…. A lifetime has passed since our worlds have crossed You…
WISPS & Dust
by: Thomas Albritton Thomas Albritton returns to The Margin with two stirring poems to commence the week…. WISPS As the mist of the morn rises The…
Coda for the Twenty-First Century, Part 3
by: Chris Campanioni Chris Campanioni concludes his farewell to 2014, with a look to that which lies ahead…. Unbearable Urges Dear poets and picture-makers, Dear beloved…