By: Patrick Dale Imagination Imagination is my painkiller, it’s as plain as this I make a wish, grab my medicine and take it with a spoonful of sugar, so goes the adage when the dose is low I’m back at it to add it double the fantasy dosage until relief [...]
Poets
By Adam Gray (at age 16) – Teach me how to do the laundry; teach me how to behave in front of a girl; teach me manners; teach me to write so people can read it; teach me to not slur my words; tell me your mistakes, so I don’t [...]
I am like a butterfly flying in the wind, going wherever it takes me. I wonder about my future, how will it turn out? I hear many people telling me how to live my life. I see how I have learned from mistakes in my past, but I am still [...]
By: Marian Musmecci In this world in which we live, we are moved constantly by images and words, by weather and by whether or not; a fragrance on a breeze will even send us this way or that. Being aware of being moved becomes essential or we lose any sense [...]
By Marian Musmecci Voices boom as son and son and father dance the way men dance . . . tribal, a male thing, a ceremony of close distance and loud heart drums wild voices and wide movements self proclaiming and generous, proclaiming blood bond and the past’s future then daughter [...]






