Evidence in the Kitchen – Poetry by Lauren Oertel
The cat knows the rules
about being on counters and tables
but her greatest joy in life
appears to be breaking them
when we aren’t looking.
She leaves traces of evidence
for us to find.
The cat knows the rules
about being on counters and tables
but her greatest joy in life
appears to be breaking them
when we aren’t looking.
She leaves traces of evidence
for us to find.
January – Poetry by Karin C. Uphoff
Zeal of whipped waves, lift
from ocean depth, hurl
against jagged cliffs, spouting
rainbow mist, higher
than the exhale of whales
passing by
Pear left in garden
Fly buzzing around soft fruit
Eat it before ants!
Starlings When the corn is down and the fields lay brown starlings flock together. Wheeling and turning turning and churning they dart as one, disappearing and reappearing across the autumnal…
2023 Poetry of the Outliers 2nd Place Winner: The Bars Divide Us – Poetry by Robert Tyrone Lilly
What the Movies Have Done To Us An illness and an end: she was now a mother alone. At the cinema with her son (“Go, do things, create normalcy in…
What Love Is So many natural things escape our vows I had to wake you with this one, to show how winter squat down with his frost nib pen and…
How can you say that art is helpful in the face of war-terror-death-and all the other darkness that humanity perpetrates on itself? Because that’s what it’s meant to do. It’s…
We Grow in Grace – Poetry by Stephanie Lawrence
When words don’t come – Poetry by Shizue Seigel
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