Category: Poetry

Publishing poetry, fiction, non-fiction, & visual art from creative minds around the world.
A comprehensive literary magazine that publishes writers and artists of all ages.

ACEDIA BY AMELIA DIAZ ETTINGER

(Triversen Poem) I often look at birds, any bird, land on telephone wires and feel the bounce in my skin. Ageing into wire instead of feather and beak, while I long for hollow bones instead of time passing by. I want to jump...

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YELLOW MOTHS BY AMELIA DIAZ ETTINGER

This child asks, “Why do you write poems?” I answer in quiet phrases that move like a brush in watercolor. “You see, words are seeds planted in the moonlight and in the heat of day. Dormant below the surface of a rock like...

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MY CHILD THE POET BY AMELIA DIAZ ETTINGER

Every child is a poet and for that I rejoice. Imagine the silence if no one listened to the bridges of children’s words that swish and swoosh, making confetti out of leaves, the Titanic from a stick in a gutter, bellows full of...

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AMBER SEASON BY AMELIA DIAZ ETTINGER

the yellow sights of autumn always made me feel womanly not this year, this year they call my name and seem to say— you lost your luster that overwhelming sense of fullness, I had when the amber hues of my hair played naturally...

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SIMURGH BY STERLING WARNER

“Nights in White Satan” played on your phonograph we moved to the rhythms of Moog synthesizers, Moody lyrics, and social revolution, touching each other’s minds with words of our own: promises, confessions, lipped gestures and...

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NOBODY’S MATE BY STERLING WARNER

Elsa Lanchester, the Bride of Frankenstein. hung above my bed next to a crucifix the former my chosen heartthrob as ten-year-old peers invested a growing interest in women via popular culture, crushing hard on Anne Margaret,...

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SAPPHO SPARGANARUS BY PAMELA BUTLER

The absolute messiness of indecision, the absolute messiness of dirt on the floor, the absolute messiness of how I got here. I carry the landscape, generations of hopes and desires, in this thin china cup that has lasted several...

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