Poetry

Sleepy Hollow

Sharon Kennedy-Nolle

These days, I hibernate / like propane caged, highly flammable

My Virtual Son,

Sharon Kennedy-Nolle

In the same pjs for the past two months, / bedroom door closed,

The Woman Who Wonders over the Potting Shed Over the Kitchen Window

Paul Dickey

There may have been even slaughter in our own neighborhood

I Wear an Eight Dollar Watch

Joe Benevento

Since I own no cell / phone I need something / to keep up to date

Outer Banks: A Note

Jason Gray

One of the horses has a wounded leg. / It doesn’t seem to mind, though the skin shines

to the heckler at my first poetry reading, 1994

Daniel Nester

and i can still remember // how you waited // until i finished // each // poem

Some Random Issues

John Repp

Things are so much more random now, / what with all the issues everyone has

Early February at the House of Recovery

Trish Marshall

I am that neighbor that makes him want to scream. / He can’t get far enough away from me, 

Enjoy Every Sandwich

Will Walker

Now spring, I should be swinging / for the fences, but settle instead / for my new favorite Thursday sandwich

Ovulating in Church

Heather Lanier

Desire starts just above the eight-inch spikes / affixing his feet to the cross.

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