Tagged: poems

CULTURAL WEEKLY felt we’d be remiss not to list the remarkable group of semi-finalists... Read more →

The 2018 Jack Grapes Poetry Prize -- our 6th annual poetry contest -- was our biggest and... Read more →

Phonophobia Have you seen the way children play? They will talk to a stick as if it... Read more →

Mood Sultry The scholars like to say film noir's imbued with a sense of menace and... Read more →

Let Me Die Like a Dog In place of her usual five o'clock supper without any whining... Read more →

LETTERS TO GIRLS, NEVER SENT Dear, I cannot recall your name, but when you took my... Read more →

Farewell to Jezebel: Eaten by Dogs after a 19th-century painting by John Liston Byam... Read more →

The Butcher’s Diamond Aunt Freda got the diamond from her lover, the butcher who... Read more →

The Butcher’s Diamond Anita Pulier Paperback: 74 Pages Publisher: Finishing Line... Read more →

I Ate Myself in a Past Life I feel like there’s money, just not in this town I feel... Read more →