Poem by Michael Patrick McSweeney
"two cats passed today" for Peter Caulfield the edge of the bed is colder now. you & I place our palms on the spot where two cats once gathered to [...]
"two cats passed today" for Peter Caulfield the edge of the bed is colder now. you & I place our palms on the spot where two cats once gathered to [...]
What You Need JP Lime Baby What You Need Hook We got what you want... It’s what you want... Can’t you see? Why can’t you see? What [...]
Mother's Day After the rough muslin was removed from the mirrors and her shoulders, she returned the wooden benches, which she used when she sat for her husband and now [...]
For Joe Gouveia The news began with a soft rumble the kind a Harley makes when it’s hidden by the horizon and out of view soon memories of the poet [...]
Stone Soup Servings is a regular series for Oddball Magazine that features upcoming performers at Stone Soup Poetry, the long-running spoken word venue in the Boston area that has recently [...]
Penelope's Talkin' Blues For Odysseus I first saw you Odyss Comin’ out of the boxcar’s side Holding onto Adam’s rib It can not be denied I testify [...]
It was one of those things you never knew why you did them but I sat down by Tex even though I could see he was in his cups and thinking [...]
Van Gogh Soliloquy this I have to offer you without a tree I am pinned and bleed remarkably painless The shred of ear still pink blood hot on my neck, [...]
Public Bath in Seoul The money meant nothing to me I didn’t know how much it was worth Fingers fumbled through my leather wallet, when she Asked me to pay, [...]
Writing Poetry is a solitary event People may be around you But really you are alone only With your words Your depression Your tendencies to gravitate Outdoors hopefully till you [...]
Stone Soup Servings is a regular series for Oddball Magazine that features upcoming performers at Stone Soup Poetry, the long-running spoken word venue in the Boston area that has recently [...]
We apologize for our lack of posting since Friday, as our staff got caught up in the happenings of the Massachusetts Poetry Festival this past weekend. We will be posting the [...]
Come to Our Panel at The 2014 Massachusetts Poetry Festival Stone Soup Presents Oddball Magazine Friday, May 2, 2014, 3:30-4:30 p.m. Hawthorne Hotel, Sophia Room Salem Massachusetts In 2013, the long-running [...]
Jack Powers, in the form of an urn all dark and wonder colored which somehow still contained his ashes, fell upon the stage floor and then his portrait seemingly in [...]
Howdy Hibbings you can’t get the bubblegum out of your hair even with a music-minus-one score for clarinet which you whistle between runs for the flourishing numbers racket or delousing [...]
Poetic Heroes for Jack Powers A poem is always forced to begin yet words are not a birth announcement poetry is not a baby picture of wonder and purity of [...]