Toxic Shades
by: Lola Dune An offering of poetry that cuts straight to the core…. If I was stripped bare. Each mosaic veined layer peeled away, I’m…
Poetry
Metropolis
by: Diana Thompson Hurtling through the underground as we peer inside our soul… Caged in a gritty city We arrive to fulfill unknown dreams. Seduced…
The Problem with Goodbyes
by: Heather Fawn Coming to terms with goodbyes, in a world that often rips and tears relentlessly….. You know I am broken, Like he said…
First Manassas
by: Shiloh Whately Brothers in arms, brothers in death, as one of the first battles of the Civil War unfolds… Slide your hand, into mine….
Spring
by: Heather Fawn A poem befitting of the season that is at long last upon us….. You break my heart and then restore it with…
The Year of Walter Ting
by: Michael Bradford1 Across the Holidays continues as we meet a pair of young twins preparing for the arrival of an observant little Elf ……
A Soldier’s Goodbye
Across the Margin is proud to present Melanie’s McConathy’s “A Soldier’s Goodbye”… by:by: Melanie McConathy When I leave, I will leave in springtime So that…
Across the Seasons — Winter
Photograph by: Christopher Prosser and Shaun Schroth / Words by: Genevieve Palmieri Across the Margin, in coordination with Washington D.C. photographers Christopher Prosser and Shaun…
Woman Wild
by: Melanie McConathy A beautiful poetic guest contribution…… I am so much stronger than your shallow eyes can see and my soul has gone much…
An Accidental Poetess
by: Genevieve Palmieri For a long time, I was afraid of poetry. It seemed to be saddled with a stigma of antiquity and structure. A…