Poems About Lambs

By Coco Fitterman - Nov 29, 2017

yes she is very cool yes she feels as soft as a baby lamb…
man everyone i’ve dated has been such a stupid disappointment…
we’re all gonna die so you can stick your greasy finger into as many dumb pies as you want…

She Had Wanted To Be Closer To The Ocean

By Ashton Politanoff - Nov 27, 2017

He could close his eyes but not his ears.  First the downstairs neighbor, a mechanic.  Then, the sudden barking of a dog next door.  He was reminded of the busy street a block east of their bedroom window.  Things far away seemed just below.

excerpt of WORK

By Bud Smith - Nov 21, 2017

  On Friday, people sometimes get the fish sandwich. They’re either repentant Catholics or they are just ...

Three Poems

By G.G. Roland - Nov 17, 2017

dick-b

one of the algorithms helps me meet you
another helps me find more grape flavored candy

Three Prose Poems

By Christopher Kennedy - Nov 13, 2017

Sustainability

Nothing to eat except the same flora and fauna, brightly packaged, colorful, like a clown’s face, and you have to choose, read the ingredients, set the time. Outside, querulous birdsong. Diesels struggling up the hill beneath a colorless sky.

The Happiest

By Clancy Martin - Nov 10, 2017

Yellow Snake was my best girl at the Mona Lisa. She was not the first girl I picked. It was my third or fourth visit there.

ON HIGH IN BLUE TOMORROWS

By Ben Fama - Nov 8, 2017

Everything you see

is an ad for something

you can imagine

I HAVE MOTION LIGHTS

By Kim Chinquee - Nov 8, 2017

My neighbors sat, with paper plates on their laps. Some of them brought chairs of their own.

There really were no ground rules.