by Kimiko Hahn | Apr 11, 2026 | Alphabetical Order, Poetry, Uncategorized
Variations on Absence, i. by Kimiko Hahn https://poetryinternationalonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Variations-by-K-Hahn.mp3 In the story of Kuzu no Ha, (“Arrow Root Leaf” or “Kudzu Leaf”), a nobleman saves a white fox from a hunter. In gratitude, she reappears... by Michael R. Martin | Apr 11, 2026 | Uncategorized
Wheel by Michael R. Martin How I loved saying I was deeply skeptical of the adverb, verybut then I got run over by a truck.Now I am Earl from Detroit, no more time behind the daisand every day reminds me of Day. I’m sorry, but I think you’ve reached the right... by Michael R. Martin | Apr 11, 2026 | Uncategorized
Any Minor Art World by Michael R. Martin A young man carries a chairinto the meadow where he plans to eathis sandwich and sip from a can of warm Coke.He’s far too young to be alone in this lifeand even a tiny frayed lawn chair can feelas heavy as a stranger. But he’ll... by Michael R. Martin | Apr 11, 2026 | Uncategorized
Dent on an Old Hum by Michael R. Martin I entered a chateau.It was my chateau.A castle so bigone could never knowif they were alone or not. I set the ghosts free.I found a new way to wear my hat.I shined old bootsand sat in sycamore shade sucking the living day-lights... by Michael R. Martin | Apr 11, 2026 | Uncategorized
Pluto Retires (And During The Exit Interview Sits Near a Wide Window While Watching a Violence of Florida Rainbow Wreckage Unleash Its Storm Over an Empty Magic Kingdom) by Michael R. Martin – At first you might feel a little lost.– Should I get a dog? I think I’ll... by Michael R. Martin | Apr 11, 2026 | Uncategorized
We Were the Kind by Michael R. Martin to tell it true we’d say we don’t know what it is we’re nowhere near the end of. Sure, we’ve skipped a bit of rope in the day had the steak served up rare and bloody on occasion and once been fed at...