Sex Under The Microscope | Victim Stares Up At His Killer | The Truckers John GreyOctober 2, 2014 Sex Under The Microscope Your parents give me the once-over. Where do I hide these fingernails that have scratched your naked back? Into w... Poetry0 Comments
Earthrise | The Blue In Everything | Great Equalizer Lindsey ClepperOctober 2, 2014 Earthrise When are we to rise again? Us? Humanity? Then who? Until there exists another world like ours, it is only we and that cloud... Poetry1 Comment
Four Poems A.J. HuffmanOctober 2, 2014 from Insanity this Song of regression screams like midnight in a white room with no echo. The tragedy of such an ideal is palpable. I can taste its ... Poetry0 Comments
Two Poems To Read While Sucking On One’s Own Cheek Patrick ClemensOctober 2, 2014 Fear Is Venom Spider in my bed Do not bite me Bite my toe and you are dead. This is not a threat But a reflex. Scissor chips rock Rock crushes sc... Poetry0 Comments
Mechanical | Heartland | Parchment Steve HoodOctober 2, 2014 Mechanical Cattle bearing crosses, corralled into satanic, dung filled stockyards. Pigs squeal, blood spills into hot dogs. Inte... Poetry0 Comments
The House and the Home Robert PreslarSeptember 1, 2014 I There are two means: a. the man drives an older car for years, forgetting his name or b. the pregnant stop, and everyone you pass has no... Poetry2 Comments
I Am a Contradiction Joseph BrockwaySeptember 1, 2014 I Am a Contradiction I think in ways unknown to me: flashing images, colors, sporadic flying words, objects. Letters grin at me instead of familiar... Poetry3 Comments
Balance in Chaos | Return to Purity | The Butterflies Awaited | A Necessary Cycle Lukasz GrabowskiSeptember 1, 2014 “Balance in Chaos” Rain-spattered panes around, A translucent view outdoors. A distant flash, One, two, three. Crash, and the windows rattle. Hand... Poetry0 Comments
Quite Contrary | Losing Grip Hannah StuartSeptember 1, 2014 Quite Contrary There is a fine line between apathy and hope. I fight for better mileage with us: too quickly we lose inertia, like a child log-r... Poetry0 Comments