Magnolia Cone Madrigal [private] By Lisa Russ Spaar Fall 2019 Primitive angiosperm, genus prior even to bees, 0 Comments
You Better Think Madrigal [private] By Lisa Russ Spaar Fall 2019 “Think,” Aretha Franklin and Ted White, Aretha Now, Atlantic, 1968 0 Comments
I Gave My Love a Story [private] By Tess Taylor Fall 2019 Now it is night again, child on my chest.I croon & my song drifts you toward rest. 0 Comments
Easter, the American Church in Paris By Paula Bohince Fall 2019 Very cold, like in a forest’s clearing, shadowed by grayboulders. Very cold, and the pipe organan enormous paternal tree, bleeding sap. The eye climbs and crossesand climbs again to take it in. The stainedglass casts gems onto the stone floor [...] 0 Comments
Father’s Day, Musée Delacroix By Paula Bohince Fall 2019 The lithograph hangsimmaculate, while the chestbeneath it gleams. 0 Comments
Red Roses, Red Roses, Red Roses By Paula Bohince Fall 2019 Vendors approaching men withwomen, holding out a solo rose, long-stemmed 0 Comments
Sparrow By Paula Bohince Fall 2019 When the fledgling fell from its nest, by meager attempt,by pinwheel descent,and lay, unguarded, 0 Comments
Stormy Weather By Paula Bohince Fall 2019 How a fuchsia blouse becomesbougainvillea, ora pair of greyhounds staggersinto abstraction, zigzag 0 Comments
Small Traveler [private] By Kyle Dargan Fall 2019 This is not my making any ecstatic, sleep-deprived screed 0 Comments
Asian Pear Madrigal [private] By Lisa Russ Spaar Fall 2019 The blushed syllable it wore with its whole body,tawny rose-hip orbof antique origin, 0 Comments
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