Frank Stanford sitting on a cumulonimbus near the gate that bypasses Purgatory
By Richard H. Fox
— It wasn’t a dream it was a flood — Frank Stanford, poet (1948-1978)
I need a wingman to watch my back
Frank Stanford sitting on a cumulonimbus near the gate that bypasses Purgatory
By Richard H. Fox
— It wasn’t a dream it was a flood — Frank Stanford, poet (1948-1978)
I need a wingman to watch my back
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Rorschach
By Bill Livingston
The spilt milk on the table looks like a giraffe in heat.
The exploded pen ink on the white shirt looks like an abandoned lighthouse.
The close-up of that Matisse cutout looks like … Continue reading→
To Francisco Guevara, poet, longboarder (- 28 November 2014)
By Karlo Sevilla
I don’t know you:
Was surfing and by chance rode the ad for “The Reddest Herring,”
to be launched on your first death anniversary.
Thought you died … Continue reading→
No Impact Fades
By Elijah Smith
She stands at the door of a Lincoln ’67,
where the man inside sits listening to some radio.
<<President Carter has okayed mass production of the Neutron Bomb.
U.S. Military … Continue reading→
Three very short stories
By Rupprecht Mayer
My son
I’m an old man now, and the times are getting harder. I do not mind, because what could be harder than death? But my son is only thirty-three and already … Continue reading→