I Know You’re Still Smiling, You Can’t Help It by Fletcher Young
I’m not sure that anyone sane mourns you. Not the people of the city, or the commissioner and his wife,…
Category: Original Lit
After Firing the Shot by Conley Lowrance
AFTER FIRING THE SHOT for Paul Verlaine The dirt beneath the stones is filthy &…
On Being Alone by Helen Alston
The house is empty except for me. I move slowly, remembering myself—this is the way my neck falls into my…
My First Taste of Road Rage by Melissa R. Mendelson
Tango of the Road Rage Drivers began on Yahoo! Voices with my first Road Rager on Long Island in 2004. …
Mister Misdemeanor and Other Poems by Ivan Jenson
Mister Misdemeanor Oh, man that guy was such a girl when he cried like a baby and then he grew…
After Dark: Favorite TV Shows by Melissa R. Mendelson
Skies of crimson kissed the day good-night. The trees bowed as the rain fell. Leaves twisted in the air, screaming…
Crooked Trail and Other Poems by Pete Armetta
CROOKED TRAIL i’ve determination and fortitude motivation and gumption i will carry on. despite obstacles i face i’ve courage and…
Kerouac Drank Here by Gary Siebel
I am a stinking drunk, old, dissolute, grizzled, and unkempt — a writer. Like so many other decrepit desperadoes in…
Winter Morning I by Matthew Gasda
Birds must dip their plumes in space: We are the loveliest in the dark, When the moon sews itself up…
What Love Is and Other Stories by Pete Armetta
WHAT LOVE IS While falling asleep on my belly with my face in the pillow, your hand casually rests on…