Montana Sunrise

by Tim Dyson

You do not know her, not really
Nor do I, neither did the men
Who took her and did whatever
Bestial strangers…

golden apple

by Richard Mendelson

how did it taste
that apple in the garden
imagine two lovers
sitting gently together
enjoying their blasphemous fruits
gazing fondly at each-other]]> http://www.everywritersresource.com/poemeveryday/2012/golden-apple-by-richard-mendelson/

HAI!

by: Susan Elliott

Evenings here, Konichiwa!
The gajin came to town.

Itadakimasu opens.
Serving ocha all around.

Itame holds in his hand
suribachi, surikogi.

While geta waits till orders up,
…

Equarium Èstrange

by Dr. Narendra Kumar Arya

Around the lame-lit fogginess
Dark figures are swimming
They have the heads
Eyes too
Lips and nose intact as well’
But…

A Patriarchally Deteriorating Company Versus “Don’t Go Policy”

 by Sarah Gamutan

Superiors stuck in corridors, half blind to us
wee subservient women – true, weird. So, they
…

Freda Kahlo’s Cry

by Laura Solomon

Today the ghost of me attended
My own exhibition at the Tate Modern.

All those paintings on display,
The ones that I laboured over for…

Child Among Metal Sculptures

by DWE Scott

Roll the metal sculptures out;
Shake out their gnarled limbs;
Loosen their terrible torsos;
Let the air be filled with horrible clankings;
…

A Day at the Office

by Mark Kerstetter

Boggled.
Paper stacked beneath a box of pencils,
paint hardened in tubes,
images not rendered fill mental
picture frames like engorged
…

Paper Birches

by Glen Sorestad

The clump birches
beside the lakeshore
are slowly peeling off
their papery attire
like well-practised
lovers intent
on sustaining that
delicate…

The Poetry of You

by Keith T. Hoerner

The lines of your body
The metered beats of your breath
The strum, the very hum of your being