Poetry
Poetry Archives
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Oriental, by Rebecca Yang
You are beautiful, the model says,Her silk sleeves falling into your hairAs she lifts your…
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Winter represents death, by Rebecca Yang
The tree is standing, but its branches are crooked and its leaves are wilting–orange drops…
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Perfection, by Paul Davis
I wake up It’s 3:14 a.m. I could feel a build up of mucus and…
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93 till”, The Souls of Mischief and Lost, Cali Life Style, by Paul Davis
Sun setting over beaches and LA skylines, Palm trees line the street. Pinks, purples, and…
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as the days shorten, by Rebecca Yang
Flecks of sun falling / as we sit / on the fading porch / our…
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Mango, by Rebecca Yang
Sunset skin, mottled with black flecks Sucked breath and knife slams down Right side cleaved,…
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Tennis Shoes, by Susan Swain
They’re always “tennis shoes” to me, though no one in my household ever held a…
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Morning, by Olivia Austin
Steam rising from clothes I hang out to dry. Smoky haze catches breeze, disappears in…
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Quiet Resilience, by Lucy Liu
Borrow a faint amber light from the midnight street to illuminate two lonely shadows, rugged…
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Crabs in the Sand, by M.R. Bessac
Your mouth is a rabid dog. It sneers and titters, swishes sticky saliva. Starving. Snickering…
