Poem by Margaret Young
I have a problem with mad anything except in adverb form.
Featured Poetry
Mad Cows
Apr 09, 2018
What the NSA Knows
Apr 02, 2018
Poem by Lucille Lang Day
...who sent you a link to her reading in Houston, who wants the name of your publicist....
Pluto’s Heart
Mar 19, 2018
Poem by Alice Major
The heart is a crater, a cardiac whack from an accidental asteroid on its selfish passage.
Moths in the Kitchen
Mar 19, 2018
Two Poems by Ellen McGrath Smith
Younger, the infestation would have been loss drilling through my middle.
The Real Enemy
Mar 19, 2018
Poem by Maria Griffin
Nature is a noisy thing, and mammoths don’t walk lightly.
Witnessed in the Convex Mirror
Mar 19, 2018
Poem by Eileen Tabios
I notice buds late to their blossoming, a flaw that makes one realize sunlight offers no clues.
Fake Ambassadors
Mar 19, 2018
Two Poems by Athena Kildegaard
So, the unknown unknowns, as a man in a gray suit once enunciated.
Taking the Heat
Mar 19, 2018
Poem by JoAnne Growney
Are humans any smarter than frogs in a pot?
Driving Lessons
Nov 08, 2017
Poem by Nausheen Eusuf
They offer, at least, some character, even plot, unlike the traffic cone on the curb.
Mad Libs: Deep State
Oct 09, 2017
Poem by Susan Terris
It was the best of times, until the big man whose clock struck thirteen made it the worst of times.
