by Terence John
Poetry
Circus
by Fraser Sutherland
Theomastix
by Danae Younge
With regard to anthropocentrism
by Terence John
Magically Delicious
by Scott Jacky Parker
pothole
by Anne Leigh Parrish
Living with Death
by Gavin Bourke
in the absence of
by Rob Stone
Fool’s Gold
by Mercury-Marvin Sunderland
I Met a Man
by Jeremy Gadd
Was So Sudden
by Gavin Bourke
Fall
by Christina E. Petrides
Far Within Us #5
by Mark A. Murphy
The Setting
by Frederick Pollack
The Secret
by Mark Niedzwiedz
under the eight-mile bridge
by DB Cox
A Picture Window
by Kal M. Telage
Totalitarianism
by Benjamin Schmitt
Destruction
by Thomas Piekarski
It’s easy
by Terence John
Quarantine
by Morgan D. Bazilian, Ph.D.
reflections of a houseguest
by James Thurgood
Towards the Headlights
by Gavin Bourke
The Heavyweight Champion
by Gavin Bourke
The Stage
by Aimee Nicole
Crowd
by Stephen J. Golds
Gains
by Jean Pierre Nikuze
Spokesman
by Paul Smith
Against Whatever
by Jacquelyn Shah
Ghost From the Fugue
by Amanda Tumminaro
How About in an Hour
by J. M. Eisenbrey
Inflow
by Gavin Bourke
Cut with Blunt Knaves
by Gavin Bourke
Street Decay
by D.S. Maolalai
Peace Offerings
by F. R. Foksal
If This Makes Sense Take Action
by Ben Nardolilli
Psychotherapists
by Jeffrey Zable
Untitled
by Tim Mayo
Visiting Hours
by Stephen J. Golds
The Pilgrimage
by F. R. Foksal
The Jester
by Frederick Pollack
A Mist in the Tree
by Kurt Luchs
Hope
by Ed Krizek
Ghazal for George
by Aileen Cassinetto
Salut
by Jean Pierre Nikuze
Orbiting Locanda Verde
by Terence John
The Oculus Rift
by Terence John
Woe to Poetry
by B. Griffin Meiling
That Dark Mutt
by Stephen J. Golds
The Point of Exclamations
by F. R. Foksal
Calling It Keats
by Jean Pierre Nikuze
Ask Me
by Oak Morse
To Tramway Plaza
by Terence John
Lonely Wolf’s Love Ballad
by Mehmet Akgönül
Leaves
by F. R. Foksal
Touch-me-not
by Aileen Cassinetto
Eulogy
by Terence John
Twentytwenty
by Terence John
The End of Civilization as We Know It
by Michael Simms
Antbed
by Michael Simms
While Studying Bionomics
by Terence John
Who Will Tell Them?
by Michael Simms
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