Tagged: poems

Chicken   Unwrapping you from your reasonable packaging, I always feel some... Read more →

Men’s Bodies Are Interesting On mission trips to some South American countries, women... Read more →

Hit the Ground Dropping like a pebble into a pond Dancing in the ripples of the... Read more →

From One Ruined Human to Another Many of us want to quickly replace what falls... Read more →

Juliet Cook is a widely published, prolific writer, both as an individual poet and as... Read more →

Dolphins Yolanda “Yo-Yo” Whitaker whipped crimped, blonde braids and bragged the... Read more →

Dublin My Irish friend said, “Let’s go for a dander,” So we walked along the... Read more →

War (Larchmont Village, Los Angeles) There’s a war here on the two Fences— my... Read more →

The Reason Old Men Shuffle Murderer yes, I know. A lifetime spent killing invisible... Read more →

As August removes its wind-torn monkey hat and the September sun winks glowingly into... Read more →