Two Poems By Jeanine Onori Webb

August 8, 2018<August 10, 2018

by: Jeanine Onori Webb These two poems by Jeanine Onori Webb shift our perspective about our human struggles to…

July 25, 2018<July 9, 2019

Two Poems by Robin Sinclair

These two poems by Robin Sinclair plumb the depths of our longing for connection (to each other and to…

July 11, 2018<July 11, 2018

by: Michael H. Brownstein These three poems by Michael Brownstein bring the reader to the limits of life, learning, and…

June 27, 2018<October 30, 2018

by: Beth Gordon Reading these two poems by Beth Gordon is like coming to consciousness from the dream you…

June 6, 2018<June 6, 2018

by: Israel F. Haros Lopez With a message tailor-made for our present moment, Israel F. Haros Lopez’ poem “we…

May 23, 2018<May 23, 2018

by: Dujie Tahat Who gets to think of themselves as American is the question at the heart of these three…

May 9, 2018<August 1, 2018

by: Cal Freeman These two poems by Cal Freeman induce in the reader a type of hypnogogic trance to…

April 25, 2018<April 25, 2018

by Pat Smith Patrick Smith’s poems operate at the intersection of narrative and dream. They barrel toward you like…

April 4, 2018<April 4, 2018

by: Valerie Fox These three prose poems by Valerie Fox figure the reader as a fly on the wall…

March 21, 2018<December 20, 2019

These two poems by Carolynn KIngyens offer the reader the possibility of reconsidering how we understand everything from our…

March 7, 2018<May 7, 2019

by: Ralph Monday At the heart of these two poems by Ralph Monday is the notion that while we are in…

February 21, 2018<February 21, 2018

by: Trivarna Hariharan These four short, deceptively simple poems by Trivarna Hariharan are photographs of consciousness taken at the moment when…