Published in: Philadelphia, PA
Cover: M. Felice, Too Much, Linocut printNotes
Poets, aspiring poets, and readers
do not say more when you can say less.
You’ll bore us and the audience—making us all winded and ready to give you praise just for us to relieve ourselves.
Do not say more when you can say less,
but you can repeat yourself and, sometimes, maybe should.
If you go on too long, consider writing a short story or journaling instead. Don’t disrespect the poem with burdensome heaps of extravagance.
- W.B.
Authors
Michael Felice DS Maolalai László Aranyi
(Frater Azmon)
Lee Clark Zumpe
Gerard Sarnat
Jarad Bushnell
Viveca Malave
Randy Streu
Poems
M.F.
her—dragging in my nose
D.M.
The penthouse
L.A.
(F.A.)
Woman sits on a grave
(Egy nő ül a síron)
L.Z.
reunion
G.S.
World’s Most Dangerous Profession?
J.B.
Chimney Swifts
V.M.
OMG goals!!
R.S.
Communion
Thanks for reading.