Poems by Juana Rosa Pita
One can be content with little in life, if that little is immense.
Featured Poetry
Sips of Light
Nov 02, 2020
Adrift
Nov 02, 2020
Poems by David Meischen
Beside her, the vase swallows her own shadow.
Frontier: A Definition
Nov 02, 2020
Poetry by Iris Jamahl Dunkle
We seek the ocean to find the edge of ourselves.
Exuberant Pink
Oct 19, 2020
Poems by JP Howard
if i blink, then open my eyes, i am a kaleidoscope of slivers, all pink.
Therapy
Oct 19, 2020
Poetry by Ellen McGrath Smith
Call it a microcosm or just let it stand for as long as it stands, for as long as it takes your attention and care.
The Land of Innocence
Sep 21, 2020
Poetry by Alan King
Isn't a protest a public dispute of someone else's truth like the one about the fear of dark bodies?
Narrow Negotiations
Sep 21, 2020
Poetry by Rusty Morrison
See shapes of bodies you thought you were in damp cotton jeans silk shirts.
Lunes During This Pandemic
Sep 21, 2020
Poetry by Amy Uyematsu
A heartless leader and legions of nameless heroes define this tragedy
Musings From a Math Woman
Sep 21, 2020
Poetry by JoAnne Growney
Although imaginary numbers are vital, I long for the intersection of your path with mine.
Why I Need You to Watch the Sunset
May 18, 2020
Poem by Jill Bronfman
The ancients believed those who witness these colors would live forever.
