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Unspoken
Marc Frazier
SEPTEMBER 2026
I’m not from a Romantic culture
Let’s face it—
Stiff upper lip and all that
A Poem is a Dead Man Walking
James King
AUGUST 2026
tied to the post / target pinned over the heart / guided to the gallows / rejecting the hood
Sycamore
David R. DiSarro
He reached / the end of his rope / inside the family / garage, dangling
Muffled Truth
Chelsey Keith Ignacio
Once in a nightmare,
the flood was swallowing me.
Dear young love
Sonja Berry
Love was raw, and you were beautiful then.
Eight Poems
David Anson Lee
At midnight the city loosens its grip. I step onto the balcony; the air pins itself to the edges of my coat, tender and unhurried.
Me mory
Allan Lake
JULY 2026
Too often I cannot recall / where I put my keys or / left my cap but then some- / thing embarrassingly stupid / or technically criminal / I did as a teenager...
Water reflects trees kingfisher-green
Pulkita Anand
JUNE 2026
In placid pond water
By the moonlight, night’s shadow conspires with gnats, bats and crickets
Veiling the elixir, while the tiger drops its drinking shadow
Fathoms
Glenis Moore
MAY 2026
Life was once full of sun
and the slap of waves, where fish
swam in the blue of the day.
Three Poems
May Garner
There’s a hum beneath the floorboards, / low and constant, like regret rehearsing its lines. / Mother whispers it’s the furnace. / I know better.
