RANDOMLY READ POEM: Molten Lava Red by Dawnell Harrison
Molten Lava Red by Dawnell Harrison If you like this poem, Dawnell has a whole chapbook of similar poems about the color red called, “The Color Red Does Not Sleep.” The book is…
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RAPOETICS REPRINT: Humbug by Frank C. Praeger
Humbug Object, the most of it like jasmine tea, et al. To have, well, yes — unable to swagger or break out into song, settling for a bit of Victoria’s chocolate crumble, that is,…
A RANDOMLY READ POEM: The Last Days of the Sun by Neil Ellman
THE LAST DAYS OF THE SUN by NEIL ELLMAN The face of the sun erupts bleeding arcs of disbelief at first the arrogance of a god presuming immortality and then the final…