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POETRY ARCHIVE

a poem in which i keep losing

a poem in which i keep losing

Shristhi Khanna

AUGUST 2025

clumps of hair on every surface. they say in medical terms, / when you lose hair, you start dying. it has been 243.3 days.

Soft-Wearing

Soft-Wearing

Sreekanth Kopuri

JULY 2025

We are chips / chipped off / discs of / transmigrated souls / less in the weight of love.

10-2035

10-2035

Liz Mariani

JULY 2025

humans are dead / humans are free / volcanoes salivate an air duct echolocation

errands

errands

Sonia Nicholson

JUNE 2025

/when the rain can't decide / 

            what's upnow must come down, later/

Passageways

Passageways

E. C. Traganas

JUNE 2025

The hall was dark, a solitary lightbulb / swaying uncertainly like a dowsing rod / searching vainly for water.

Two Poems

Two Poems

Marian Shapiro

JUNE 2025

I catch an inkling of that daynight from the lemonade ghost-moon in

the timeless sky. Cool cool light, come to my open window. Remind

me of the once upon a time before life taught us about the end of it.

Clashing Harmonies

Clashing Harmonies

Kevin Brown

JUNE 2025

Wearing a fuchsia dress that looked furious / against the backdrop of black-clad / musicians, she beat beauty from one side / of the stage to the other until it behaved

Alphabeticalcium

Alphabeticalcium

T.E. Bean

JUNE 2025

Everything feeds on starlight / The grassy plains / Photosynthesis / Energy embedded in the landscape

Threadbare

Threadbare

Steven Bruce

MAY 2025

The morning creeps in, / a pink light tongue fucking the curtains. / Coffee sits cold on the bedside table, / half-drunk, half-forgotten.

Old Obsessions

Old Obsessions

Danielle Cahill

MAY 2025

There is a clutch of former passions / I have half-forgotten – once I could recite / Every breed of cat, large and small varieties / And all the Egyptian gods and goddesses by name

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