Three Poems by Sudeep Soparkar
Confusion Delirium they call it in ecstasy Failing to understand myself Who am I to judge? Rather why should I? I have tried to calm my brains Medicines are helping [...]
Poem by John Grey
Photography by Ira Joel Haber.
Poem by Tucker Lieberman
Art with Bill Wolak.
Poem by Thomas Gagnon
In here, this I can achieve In here it is about my next act. No call to delve into the soul, its tunnels in opposing directions, dancing city of lights [...]
Poem by Peycho Kanev
Of the four or five in the room there is always one who will be the poet. Of the one judge in the courtroom there is always one who is [...]
Poem by Bill Wolak
Poetry and artwork by Bill Wolak as part of a special feature in April focusing on our contributing artists.
Poem by Harris Coverley
Artwork by Ira Joel Haber.
Poem by Seth Howard
Artwork by Dr. Regina Valluzzi.
Poem by Michael Chin
Artwork by Cesar Valtierra.
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The Third Annual Oddball Christmas Story- The Lonely Boy on Christmas by Jason Wright-Editor GalleryThe Third Annual Oddball Christmas Story- The Lonely Boy on Christmas by Jason Wright-Editor
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The Third Annual Oddball Christmas Story- The Lonely Boy on Christmas by Jason Wright-Editor
There once was a town it seemed that was always cold. Even when it was warm it still was always cold. The people were mean. The people weren't [...]
Poem by C.C. Arshagra
© 2013 Ira Joel HaberKissing You Hear as my silence is (PART I) You are the proof of love lives And the end of lonely is the completion of alone You [...]
A Kick in the Teeth by Rachael Ieszenberg
Everything in this room is movable Except for the pit in my stomach And I sit there wondering what if If you hadn’t met her Her with those blue eyes And [...]
It’s All One Thing: A New Weekly Feature by James Van Looy
James Van Looy has been, among many things, an open mic regular at Stone Soup Poetry for many years, having performed in the early years of the venue. His open mic [...]
The Undead Are Banging On Our Doors by Chad Parenteau
It's relaxing to shuffle on once sulfurous-sored feet my back no longer aching though stiff as this hard oak door. I'm in feed-mode. I see through cataracted lenses. I rend with [...]
Ghost Moose by Howie Good
Ghost Moose Some people call them “ghost moose.” And no one is sure why. That can lead to exhaustion and death. “If the heart stops beating, it sends a text message [...]
Two Zombie Limericks by Chad Parenteau
There's too much undead in the room. My boomstick no longer goes boom. My shirt now has a stain that just might be my brain. There's one more undead in the [...]
Two Zombie Poems by Chad Parenteau
Roommate Of Zombie Tries To Say I, uh, just ate the plums half-rotting in the fridge which, uh you were probably never gonna eat I'm sorry-- wait what are you d- [...]
Eating Poets by Chad Parenteau
Eating Poets Chad Parenteau Similes slobber like intestines from my gut. There's no profound zombie like me. I have been eating poets. The alpha zombie doesn't even have a clue. [...]
When Artists Go Bad by John Kotula
While passing through The Albuquerque airport I saw Caravaggio in chains; Thick ones on his wrists, Thin ones that tinkled Around his ankles Hobbling his stride. He was being transported By [...]
Second Day Poetry Festival: Word Sugar Crash by David P. Miller
I stand at the intersection and listen to the obsessed buzz of the pale walk-light man, a man never known to actually walk, as I scan the streets for my wife. [...]
I Love You by Matt Ganem and Say Yes by Justin Lowery
I love you, Deeper than the roots of mankind Stretching back to when I love you was shown with actions My heart explodes like landmines A site for sore eyes making [...]
Alpha Jesus by Chad Parenteau and Text Face by TJ Edson
Alpha Jesus Alpha Jesus wants us to know he can kick our asses any time he wants to. He's just letting us kill him. Alpha Jesus makes his last phone [...]
Negative Sex Jesus by Chad Parenteau and Green Notes by T.J Edson
Negative Sex Jesus Negative Sex Jesus says he just hasn't met the right girl, but when he says it, it first gets taken as gospel, then misinterpreted. It's one reason [...]
Anti-Matter Jesus by Chad Parenteau and Digitally Unknown by T.J Edson
Anti-Matter Jesus Anti-Matter Jesus has never returned to our universe because he cannot touch the positive mattered masses to heal them without causing explosive catastrophe. If Anti-Matter Jesus ever showed [...]
AM-Peace written by Toni Bee and Photosynthesis courtesy of Allie Gold
AM-Peace 5:13 - Street lights tick off thinkin’ of all that’s lost time, to change, I’ve wasted who’ve I caused to sin will God ever forgive me when, I overcome shackles clasp, [...]