Tag: James Conant
Two Poems by Chase Spruiell
Poem by Denise Clemons
Poem by Broc Riblet
Cupboard Door Half-naked releaser whose name is like violence. I’m scared of the panic of stones in my knees. You’re my population, you know what to say. Fat and licorice grow off the velcro of you but I try to ignore food. Let the pangs through the front door, it’s supposed to be hard […]
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Poem by Jack Powers
Can We Build A World Safe for Poetry? Mickey Leland dropped from the sky Shattered bird against the unyielding Broken wings around our feet We still walk by, not unfeeling, But worse, with eyes & purpose unfocused, Think of all the brown & red & yellow babies tonight reaching for nourishment, Think of the […]
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Poem by D.A. Boucher
Allen Ginsberg’s, “Howl,” epic statement that set the tone, and, along with, Kerouac’s, On the Road, a generation was born, the much lauded, infamous, Beat Generation, now into their, 80’s and 90’s and deceased, and yet, their works remain, fresh, exciting, inspiring, over priced; however, fifty-six years have ensued since the, Fifties, much has […]
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