Bars Margery Parsons Bars of sunlight stripe rooms. Outside trees teem with birds and the hum of insects on streets graceful and quiet. Bars of music rise from computers, boxed Pandoras safe to open with arms full of songs and … Continue reading
Leaves of Grass Updated Martin H. Levinson I hear America singing, the varied verses I hear, Those of stockbrokers, each one singing buy low, sell high, The attorney, chanting in Latin as he clogs up the court system with ludicrous … Continue reading
Lightless Clint Inman Each year the light is less. We can barely see it now, The faint necklace of The Milky Way. The old ones were wrong, You know with their waxed fingers Pointing up like abandoned adobe. Yet you … Continue reading
Employee Orientation: You and your Machine Damien Shuck The machine must be serviced every day. You will turn on the machine at six o’clock every morning, seven days a week. You will turn off the machine at eleven o’clock every … Continue reading
Deep in the Old Growth Forest Scott T. Starbuck sunlight through cascading pools says getting mad at politicians who sell their souls for women or money is like getting mad at an insane dog who bites your hand or a … Continue reading