Five Poems by Jake Cosmos Aller
Snarling Cup of Coffee I like to start my day with a hot cup of coffee I pound down the coffee
Mercy Brown
by Oliviu Crâznic A poem inspired by documented events of 1892`s Rhode Island I I hear the baby crying: there`s someone at the window; The moonlight fades to pale – she`s getting in, alas! This is indeed her home, but she’s not welcome here; My antidote to darkness: one bullett through the glass.
poems by Robert Beveridge
Antigone She sleeps the sleep of the content wrapped in a lover’s embrace
poems by Aditya Shankar
The Stray Dog’s Tail For a stray dog, the curvy tail is a dangling noose.
Odette (An Evocation)
by Oliviu Crâznic Last chapter of our future, the sun about to set, I carve your name in marble – so come to me, Odette!… A warning to the lover, the night we were to met: “One watchword is Forever!, the other one – Forget!”.
Bob’s endeavor
by Călin Torsan translated into English by Mihai Andrei Fulgescu He was a writer, but he had never made money out of it. Moreso, he hadn’t even been capable of winning a single literature contest. So after that 2-hour walk in the park with Alice, having endured the cold and rubbish spouted by her to […]
poems by T.S. Hidalgo
Insomnia Saigon, shit: it’s Saigon, it’s jet lag, and I’m not a big Valium fan, or of counting sheep (or of reading Conrad),
poems by James Croal Jackson
Umbrella In the lips of thunder, we never feel full as rain slips from our mouths– the brick streets are slicked with histories we will not yet slip. Sediment lodged in the curb will displace in time. Our tongues slicken in the dry we create so we thirst for the wet we tried simply […]
poems by Rus Khomutoff
This is not a method O blacklist of preeminence louder than life itself countdown sequence of aired mysterious booms natural coction the shadow of a shadow of an obtainable new order to bathe in the splendor of lathe and labyrinth as momentum grows that bold and legitimate certainty of endlessly repeating variations and recollections […]
The Saṃsāra Dictionary
by Ștefan Bolea translation from Romanian by A.C. Clarke and Alina-Olimpia Miron [MTTLC] Arthur Schopenhauer (b. 22 February 1778, d. 21 September 1860, reborn on 17 November 1944) – German philosopher, famous for The World as Will and Representation, a treaty that aims at solving the issue of Kant’s unknowable noumenon. He was fonder of […]