08 Sep The sky is, is the limit by George T. Hole

Posted at 09:00h in Poem of the Week, Publications

In the early days when I looked up
I saw no sign in the sky
of what the Sunday priest promised

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01 Sep Dependable Imperfections by Maril Nowak

Posted at 09:00h in Poem of the Week, Publications

What is left between us now is the dependable
earth, separating, the earth making
way for thick tubers, earth rising with
the rich crumble of our daily labors.

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25 Aug Two Poems by Megan Fernandes

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But we never tire of them, do we?
We wish to worship more than just each other.
yesterday’s.

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18 Aug ORDINARY TROUBLE by Diana Cao

Posted at 09:00h in Poem of the Week, Publications

By the third stanza it’s easy to forget
why I started this poem. So I abandon it.
Today’s news sequence looks like
yesterday’s.

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11 Aug Work by Alyssa Perry

Posted at 09:00h in Poem of the Week, Publications

drones are dead by win-
ter. workers
never
finish.

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04 Aug your minutes in Augusts by Katie Naughton

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how big my god the lonely world
holds us in hollows of its
blue dying eyes my grandfather
came back downstairs to talk

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28 Jul AFTER LOCKDOWN by Trudy Stern

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We started hearing trains again—
wheels on iron.
Dreams of going far
rocking in this body.

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21 Jul An Offering by Michael McGriff

Posted at 09:00h in Poem of the Week, Publications

If I were the type to look for a sign,
I might turn to the wet Coleman sleeping bag
in the bed of my truck, which is now
a motor lodge for worms and centipedes,

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14 Jul Orientation by Cindy Juyoung Ok

Posted at 09:00h in Poem of the Week, Publications

The stars are less bright
than the pictures, I report
to a friend who, after nine

years in prison, is still

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07 Jul Prescience of Love Through Horror by Peter Siedlecki

Posted at 09:00h in Poem of the Week, Publications

Only when the lifeless bodies of children
Float to shore
Do we see what
Love might have done for them.

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