Skip to main content

Posts

Featured

Brain | Suzanne Grenoble/'Bird'

Brain | Suzanne Grenoble/'Bird' Perverse organ: If you lose an arm, A leg, A breast– Are you still you? Yes. Forgetting your lines, You exit the stage Muttering nonsense,       Ghostly: Are you still you?        Mostly. – I say; ‘broccoli?” No.  Head shake. “Celery?”  Head shake. “Asparagus?” He points to the garden, green feathers emerging from snow. No. I open the vegetable drawer.  He points to the cabbage. I say ‘cabbage.’ He nods and smiles for me. Wordlets whirl Decapitated, wild: Words have weighed anchor; He  smiles. Having fled The ship of insanity He swims The sea of inanity. Are you still there? He is – Wanting cole slaw. Bird writes from Western Massachusetts amid a profusion of houseplants and hope.

Latest Posts

Communion of Separation | Alfred Olaiya

Raymond Brunell // The Peace Gardens // Fiction

Airplane Poem // Louis Faber // Poetry

take me to church // Ezra Gatlin // Poetry

Flower Poem // Poetry // Jim Burns

The Bike // Fiction //C.W. Bigelow

Mirror// Fiction by Cithara Patra

River Corpse // Fiction by Sandra Dawn Titcombe

Elegy For The Mule Out Back || Fiction || Brandon Cory Brock (B. C. Brock)

Reader, I Followed Him | Fiction | Rachael Thorp