poetry-magazineAll my life I was a bride married to amazementBy Jane ZwartWhen death comes, final and novel—the trick cul-de-sac or burst dam, a doorthat opening erases or shutting… Related Audio LivingDeathLife ChoicesThe MindMemory & NostalgiaJoy & ContentmentPassion
poetry-magazineEn la sala de velación: SeptiembreBy bruno daríoBarrí toda mi casa, y la encontré otra. En los rincones había otros más pequeños que la máscara de polvo… Related Audio LivingLife ChoicesThe MindDoubt & Contemplation
poetry-magazineBharti Kher—Confess (2010)By Rochelle Hurt[if you marry your confession, you can live alone inside it. no priest behind the window. no wife or… Related Audio LivingLife ChoicesThe MindDoubt & ContemplationTypes/ModesEkphrasis
poetry-magazineSpiral, Surrounded by Spoiled Accord (Or, Schizoaffective, Unspecified)By Rickey Laurentiis What I have done is created History, exquisite manuscripts With angering blame. What I have done is… Related Audio LivingLife ChoicesThe MindDoubt & ContemplationAngerBlame
poetry-magazineAn OptimismBy Cameron Awkward-RichIt is morning. Remember that.It is morning and the house is quiet,so quiet that I can, for the moment… Related Audio LivingLife ChoicesThe MindDoubt & Contemplation
poetry-magazineFrom “First Light: 88 Frequencies” [“fruit fly”]By CAConrad fruit flyborn in hotel room Related Audio LivingLife ChoicesThe MindDoubt & Contemplation
poetry-magazineFuneral home viewing room: SeptemberBy bruno daríoTranslated By Kit SchluterI swept my house and found another. In every corner was another smaller corner, which the dust mask … Related Audio LivingLife ChoicesThe MindDoubt & Contemplation
poetry-magazineInfinity PoolBy Vona GroarkeI had it in the night, the image,but lacked the energy or willto magic my body throughmy own fourth … Related Audio LivingLife ChoicesThe MindDoubt & ContemplationArts & SciencesPoetry & Poets
poetry-magazineWoof, This HeatBy Kate PartridgeThe dentist is now the sameage as me, which is troubling,mostly because of what Ihave and have not done… Related Audio LivingLife ChoicesParenthoodYouthRelationshipsHome Life
poetry-magazineWork EthicBy Heidi WilliamsonYou’re fifteen and nowhere in a town on the edge of pitiful lands stripped of fruit. The burger van’… Related Audio ReligionFaith & DoubtLivingComing of AgeLife ChoicesYouthActivitiesJobs & WorkingMelancholy & Despair + 2 more
poetry-magazinepoem.By Rowan Wilde RiggsA ball of yarn is attempting to unravel my wits.It rolls over vistas that trample our view of each … Related Audio LivingLife ChoicesRelationshipsOptimism
poetry-magazinePlan WheelBy Doug Gonzalez Can You Hope Remember Remobilize Reorganize Revitalize Rewrite Relearn Repair Return Can You Know… Related Audio LivingLife ChoicesTypes/ModesConcrete or Pattern PoetryOptimism
For A Lady Who Must Write VerseBy Dorothy ParkerUnto seventy years and seven, Hide your double birthright well—You, that are the brat of Heaven And …LivingLife ChoicesThe MindDoubt & ContemplationArts & SciencesPoetry & Poets
Words to My LoveBy Countee CullenWhat if you comeAgain and swellThe throat of someMute bird;How shall I tell?How shall I know.That it is so,Having heard?LoveRealistic & ComplicatedRomantic LoveLivingLife ChoicesThe MindDoubt & Contemplation
Power BottomBy Malcolm TariqIn churchwe said Satan, get thee behindand I always laughed. A demon childwith a twisted mouth,Social CommentariesGender & SexualityLivingLife Choices
75 ["Wake, butterfly"]By BashōTranslated By Lucien StrykWake, butterfly—it's late, we've milesto go together.NatureAnimalsLivingLife ChoicesActivitiesTravels & Journeys
I'm Nobody! Who are you? By Emily Dickinson I'm Nobody! Who are you? Are you - Nobody - too? Then there's a pair of us! Dont tell! they'd banish…Social CommentariesLivingLife ChoicesThe MindDoubt & Contemplation
Afternoon in SchoolBy D. H. Lawrence The Last Lesson When will the bell ring, and end this weariness? How long have they tugged the leash… Related Audio LivingLife ChoicesActivitiesSchool & LearningAngerBlameBoredom
If You KnewBy Ellen BassWhat if you knew you'd be the lastto touch someone?If you were taking tickets, for example,at the theater…LivingDeathLife ChoicesThe MindDoubt & ContemplationRelationships
poetry-magazineInstructions for Building Your First Time MachineBy T.S. LeonardDon’t. The past is overcrowded with the future closer than you think. You blink, that’s one eon; a yawn… Related Audio LivingLife Choices