Fourteen Words
Poetry by toki about the elusiveness and the power of le mot juste.
All Things Return to the Chinatown Library Ten Minutes Before Close on a Weekday
Graham Isaac visits the International District Branch of the Seattle Public Library, and discovers it is actually the center of the world.
To Mother on Mother’s Day, 2016
Max Reif commemorates the hidden grief and love that fill the universe through our mothers in this lovely poem.
Chat Rooms
The good ol’ days of the technological revolution, when we all lived and felt and thought as one and no one was ever lonely. Poetry from Mark Cantrell.
Haiku 44
Andrew Hamlin’s latest harvest of haiku covering the philosophical reality of city life, including, but not limited to, the veracity of a toad’s existence.
The Little Kid Avenger
Dream poetry by Bryan Lewis Saunders, from his book 87 Dreams of a Sociopath.
Part Of The Same Language
Poetry in a common tongue by Messieral.
Incident at Lambert Field
Poetry by Max Reif.
Fares (Fair?) Fares!
Graham Isaac returns to the Star pages with a poem regarding Ms losses and short cab rides in the rain.
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