this memory, the crunch at your feet a whisper of me in the sky where you abandon me to blue and light and the wet, cold, grey under feet the pink toe, blue and frozen pale too like an innocence of mine puddle me brown in an autumn desert leaf clutched to this tread in … Continue reading Seasonal List: Margot Block
Category: Poets
Meeting With the Unknown Future: Peter Herget
You don't meet nice people every day. Every day is different. Every moment is precious, take time to cherish all the little things especially the time you spend with each other. For it is when we stand together is when we conquer our goals whatever they may be. Friends and loved ones are special, they … Continue reading Meeting With the Unknown Future: Peter Herget
An Oasis: Robert St. Germain
I wish I had an island from time to time. A place I can go when there is too much on my mind. I wish I had a fortress to get away sometime. I could just sit by the fire writing my rhymes, have a place of peace and solitude, Maybe the world would not … Continue reading An Oasis: Robert St. Germain
The Mask I Wear: Stephen Sigurdson
Emotions are there, they affect us in every way, as we become adults, many of us hide them with a mask, deep, submerged, in our soul they stay. I have a productive and friendly mask, to show you I am successful, that I am alright, I need reassurance from others when I accomplish my task, … Continue reading The Mask I Wear: Stephen Sigurdson
My Efforts Will Be Rewarded: Stephen Sigurdson
Weakness, vulnerable to circumstance, a trap door, mazes of my own mind’s design, puzzles with missing pieces, incomplete, games with no winners, every option seems like defeat, waking up just to repeat. My pain is deep down into my soul’s pit, I am hiding deep within, entrenched, with a masked heart, my storage is overflowing. … Continue reading My Efforts Will Be Rewarded: Stephen Sigurdson
Poetry: Raime Goldberg
Subject matter to its purpose Goes up and forward Excited For now, and tomorrow Morning We go to eye doctor Alex and Raime Together at last we watch and walk step in time to the music Deist is the singer I sacrificed my body and reputation for hits La Pierre The octopus Eight Isolation and … Continue reading Poetry: Raime Goldberg
Ruminating Riddle, Paulette Furoy
People come to me and I can see that they are fast asleep -dreaming. Their problems are from their dreams and they want to solve them. They can't be solved because they aren’t real. How can you solve an unreal problem? If it exists, it can be solved - but their problem is nowhere. An … Continue reading Ruminating Riddle, Paulette Furoy
Coming Home: Jordan Derksen
I foreshadow the future I see the sun go down on the horizon, I hear the Tall tales told in the night Around smokes! The stories of A hero and villains battle Between men. Man’s greatest Enemy is himself! I try not To think too far ahead, but The battle lines have been Drawn, if … Continue reading Coming Home: Jordan Derksen
The Path of Life: John Oross
Standing along the edge of a wandering brook, you gaze into the water below. The reflection of you and the world around is disturbed by the constant movement of the water cascading over the bed of rocks. The sound of all this movement rushes to your ears adding its voice to the orchestra of life … Continue reading The Path of Life: John Oross
Vixens of Vanity: Gerald Herron
The all-American dream... blue eyes, blonde hair, Barbie Doll effect, Beauty becomes an everyday duty; foundation, blush, mascara. Soon you won't remember what's underneath. And like apprentices of Michelangelo, starving your bodies into Italian marble. The quest for the perfect breasts... cosmetic perjury. Paint by numbers, trays of water colours, they'll make you look pretty... … Continue reading Vixens of Vanity: Gerald Herron
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