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Januário EstevesCATEDRALFoi ao índio que das pedras se fundou a missãoConsagrada à Imaculada ConceiçãoTorneadas as pedras pelo cinzel da féEm que gerações de ardor insígne pugnaramPela pedra...
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Seth A. HowardSUNRISEThis morning stillness hums, a metal Wire pulled taut. Keystones of Your past clink In rays of moonlight. The glyph isYour symbol rich ambition. & yet,It is time. Some ash ring...
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Linda Kingthis thing we call homeplace is alwaysa relationship a continuingstumbling string of Christmas lightssnap the cracker make a wishsudden wreckageamong all this ordinaryshoebox...
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R. KeithHoneydewI write to understand stillness, not to please.Roberto Bolaño And there we were.Rachel was with J. Rachel, who I thought was pretty though her mouth looked like she tried to open a can...
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hiromi suzukiun chocolat chaudhiromi suzuki is a poet, fiction writer and artist living in Tokyo, Japan. She is the author of Ms. cried - 77 poems by hiromi suzuki (Kisaragi Publishing, 2013), logbook...
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Joanna Walkden Harris & Pete SpenceClutching the Straws of the Wind.in a field full of pre-fab hills thirty one sulphurcrested hounds crow from the cricket pitchon a dog star evening are there any...
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Scott Helmes & Andrew TopelScott Helmes is a poet, book artist, writer, artist, architect and photographer. His experimental poetry has been collected, published and exhibited worldwide for over 40...
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Tom MontagFIVE POEMS AFTER HAN-SHANAFTER HAN-SHAN'S POEM #20If you want a good place to settleCold Mountain might just suit you.A slight breeze sings in a lonely pine.Stand close to hear how good it...
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Joseph Salvatore AversanoSelected Verses from The Gospel of Longeinosor The Compiled Sayings of JesusPrologueThese are the sayings of Jesus as compiled by Longeinos, son of Alexandros, of Dorylaion,...
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Randee Silv & Miriam BloomForecasts: I wasn’t really spinning, more pushing up as I turned down. I was supposed to be in the sea, not in an hourglass under feathered timber. Stunted. Oblong. She...
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Joel EphraimsThe Aviary It was only a matterof building the stone cagein the shape of a cathedral bellwith secular picture windowsplaiting its curvefor the flying trams to come.They came slow at...
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Richard Kostelanetzfrom QuadrigonsIndividual entries on Richard Kostelanetz appear in Contemporary Poets, Contemporary Novelists, Postmodern Fiction, Baker’s Biographical Dictionary of Musicians, A...
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Carol StetserThe Present PastCarol Stetser writes: "Cauliflower inspired these images. I roasted some florets on parchment paper and the resulting mottled paper reminded me of the rock walls around...
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Kristin GarthMan With BeakThis is where a body’s led down a pathcobblestone, up upholstered staircase red where murder spreads its wings below, bloodbath of feathered corpses, crow. Design, you tread...
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Barry Allen & NikaBarry Allen writes: "I acquired my first camera as a university student and began a journey exploring photography. As an educator the camera became a way for my students to tell...
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Stuart Wheatley & Texas FontanellaStuart “SORIE” Wheatley: Artistic in application with a love of letters.A fan of articulate wordplay coupled with caustic wit.Visual learner with a passion for...
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Kenneth RexrothFour Columns from the San Francisco Examiner of 1965A Sense of Crisis AbroadAs the journals of opinion come in from foreign countries it is possible to measure the acute sense of crisis...
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Kenneth RexrothFour More Columns from the San Francisco Examiner of 1965Unlimited ResponsibilityWhom the gods destroy they first make mad. The response of what Jim Baldwin calls the “white power...
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Lila DunlapVariations on New YorkIn March, in New Yorkwhen the first crocusblossoms white and stripedand snowdrops possess the sunsprayed spots on central...
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