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PT Davidsonthis poem contains subliminal messages thispoem comes with a free gift this poem is ahead of its timethis poem is notwilling to compromise this poem is nothing like the originalthis poem...
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Sheila E. MurphyLittle Man X axis is no friend of the y.The little man believes eachquestion posedexists for him To show his intellectstill worming througheach maze. As evidenceof singularity. He wants...
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Cherie Hunter Dayhis olloonONpitch popularRoll Away the StoneScriptoriumthat brewTransposonCherie Hunter Day’s graphics have appeared in a variety of publications including R’r, Bones 6, moongarlic,...
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A. Scott Brittonfrom Fallen Fruit: Oaxaca Poems1.togáchaya nichi patáoraise a child (as opposed to an animal, such as livestock)On a hill shaved flat the highest point in the city guard rails lined...
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Marco DiotalleviCromo-poema(chine & ecoline, 26cm x 30cm, 2015)Marcello Diotallevi was born on 24 April, 1942 in Fano. He lived in Rome from 1946 to 1974, for a period of about ten years, he worked...
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Willie SmithWORK IN PROGRESS        High heels, leather mini, scarlet blouse, coral lipstick, fresh permanent, the robot vacuumed around the...
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Susan ConnollySusan Connolly’s first collection of poetry For the Stranger was published by the Dedalus Press in 1993. She was awarded the Patrick and Katherine Kavanagh Fellowship in Poetry in 2001....
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SS PrasadThe CatLight prowls.The cat is a little star's,not Arundhathi Subramaniam's.Poona samiyar vesham potirichaam.The cat is Manushya Puthran's,not Arundhathi Subramaniam's.It is dead.The cat is...
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Michael BrandonisioCracked Sky VisionCommuniqué Queues Sans PareilSALOPortrait of Hans ArpMichael Brandonisio has a prose poem forthcoming in the first issue of Centrifuge. previous...
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Johannes S. H. BjergSeven bilingual ku:not everything is an allegory like milk:something like a flute or a crutch:beyond the age of definitions a spider:all this talk about wind and corners to be:make...
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Mark RussellfromThe Kidnapper's StoreMark Russell has recently published Saturday Morning Pictures, a limited edition chapbook, with Red Ceilings Press. Pursued by Well-being, a pamphlet, is out with...
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Bob Hemanfrom[information][information]They will grow beaks.[information]In the cages on the balcony there were tiny elephants marked with words that said they were something else.[information]There...
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Ian Gibbinsa skeleton of desireeclipse summerIan Gibbins is now a poet, electronic musician and video artist, having been a neuroscientist for nearly 40 years and Professor of Anatomy for 20 of them....
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J. D. NelsonF Line Lincolnthis happens              ...
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Katrinka MoorefromNest(forest)(sprite)(turtle)Katrinka Moore is the author of Numa, Thief, and This is Not a Story. She is at work on a new poetry book. previous...
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Sam Langer4 Psychic Poems With Tim Wrighta. 28.5.14, 2-3pmsomething weird home baby tomb oilask read flapping deep in meals of oillying in a chair of oil booked flehs of…some whatever beams weigh...
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harry k stammer1964 one death “many” paper list’d them one“who is your father?” (by one) after (another) lieskissed face old “a rose” push up another (ed)“look, no no no, this isn’t” no killer wooed,...
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Issue thirty-eight Date of Publication August 1, 2015.Individual pieces Copyright © 2015 by their respective creators Editor: Mark YoungMost of the images in Otoliths can be enlarged by clicking on...
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Pete SpenceFlying North for Winter.i picture walking out the front door and the sky is full of gladioli flying north i almost get to the door when i stop and wonder almost loudly if the pollenspreading...
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