Category Archives: Poetry
Two poems by Chris Bullard
Free Willy as a Cryptic Reference to Free Will We freed it from a sandbar a kennel insolvency an evil stepmother, but the damned thing refused
Litter, by J.M.M. Carlson
i. neon lights flutter nervously in the oily sky in predictable dystopian fashion an interminable flow of men coalesces and like sand particles scattered by the water jet of light, disappears again, back into bubbles of silence converging … Continue reading
Fabio Takes Me to the Cages Out Back by Jess Alfaro
I put on another layer of repellant and starblock. Fabio leads me from headquarters, then jaunts off on his rounds. His arm points me down the path toward the newest find. What hits me first: the lurid red … Continue reading
“Reckoning,” by Chris McCreary
Not so simple being both asp & then caduceus, this falling always headlong into Eiffel
The Eskimo Vaporizer, by LB Sedlacek
A telegram beeps across the screen: “The Whirlpool Galaxy, sculpted by wind and radiation along with shock waves generated by supernova explosions, headed this way.
Two poems by rob mclennan
lake, serious a ship to shore; constructed out a tin man, last seen reading an elementary curve
“As Theatre Light,” a response to “Lunar Natatorium” by Greg Bem
Greg Bem read the excerpt we published from Nicholas DeBoer’s ”Lunar Natatorium,” and was compelled to write a response poem.
From “Lunar Natatoriam”, by Nicholas A. DeBoer
this apperceive crest up sense glisten the moon emerge eir