i remember red enraging me i remember black enveloping me pain chasing me into the darkness deeper and deeper within ebony corridors of despair my being, my self, my soul cut and bruised i could hear wings fluttering all around me so close…. i could feel gentle feathers brush my face so soft…. i fled … Continue reading Remember: Charlene Halpin
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Untitled: Anonymous
Soon, either the mound or the sound of the pelted track are left behind.Coming from far, a car stops as the diesel leaves a riding behind,and gently curves its form to the land of its mark.As the tracks of days before leave trees and brush behind.For track and pile as man and beast, laid the … Continue reading Untitled: Anonymous
Radio Heads: Brittney Fox
When we were granted, the gravity, to this Earth;And, the nurturing, of Mother Nature’s expression…We were handed a place, in the grand kaleidoscope.For our chance, at an evolutionary, galactic experience.We were granted, our shot, to stand on this stage, at this time.Where the seasons, come alive for us,And, the city’s saturation changes.We are scattered, like … Continue reading Radio Heads: Brittney Fox
Someone: Cassandra Kulay
I’m feeling like I am someone,I am feeling like I know what I want,I am dreaming wide awake, I amsurprised by how much I can take.I am in the groove, coming off smooth,do you want me like I want you?Outside the snow is falling, in theCold wind I can feel you calling,I think of your … Continue reading Someone: Cassandra Kulay
Chaos with a Bank Card: Richard Edwards
My wife and I share a bank card. I went out and did a little shopping for Halloween. Then we went out to pay our bill, the cable she was afraid we would not have funds for it. I told her, we did! Then when we did this, she forgot she paid it. So, … Continue reading Chaos with a Bank Card: Richard Edwards
August Feature ~ Cassandra Kulay: One Summer Night
One summer nightI was waitingunderneath the stars.Darkness coveredthe sky anddarkness coveredmy heart.I was waiting.I was prayingfor you. I could not gamblemy soul away.I could not letthe dice lift deathand risk my last faith.I waitedfor the lost oneand wonderedwhy I was chosento wait so long,chained to eternity. I watch a riverin my mind andremember one saying:Motion … Continue reading August Feature ~ Cassandra Kulay: One Summer Night
August Feature ~ Cassandra Kulay: Heat
The heat, sweltering, a perfect storm,lightning outside my window,tree branches sway in the rain, thewildness insde me responds.I step outside, pelted by smallcold drops, feeling like I ammeeting my mythic self, thatfears not the nature I am one with.My soul is reflected in the turmoil.Struggle and pain assault me, inthe storm is washed away, I … Continue reading August Feature ~ Cassandra Kulay: Heat
It Could be Dull: Betty Carmichael
Every night I sit alone noises are heard. Oh! But how my nerves jump. Pattering of persons feet pass my living-room window and the rumble sound of the window itself jumping because of it not being secured wholly. The rustle of wind in the trees outside, the old apartment block, add to the creaking sounds … Continue reading It Could be Dull: Betty Carmichael
A Better Tomorrow: Robert St. Germain
Why can’t people be kind towards each other without being forced to? And why do we want what the other people have? Why do we fight when we could make peace? We could be OK if we threw it all aside. This earth would be one family if we put away our pride. What’s so … Continue reading A Better Tomorrow: Robert St. Germain
SheWho Listens: Randy James Hoffman
She who listens Is always waiting at the door For the knocking there she will hear From a loving touch She hears secrets and guidance In the cries of doves And in the whispers of the serpents Wisdom untold it seems If it not for her listening ears The path becomes clear and apparent The … Continue reading SheWho Listens: Randy James Hoffman
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