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Goodness in the Gilded Age, A Poem by Martin H. Levinson
A stock broker bumped into the good-deed fairy on the E-train. She was wearing a short frilly dress, holding a pink magic wand, and sported gossamer wings flecked with glittering faith and […]
Unfamiliar Faces, A Poem by Minnie Mariah Wilson
Your love is so difficult to read from behind these slits for eyes Your love is so very painful that I couldn’t imagine your hate My kindness is met with curses they […]
Bethlehem 2015, A Poem by Kemmer Anderson
Workmen restore the Church of Nativity Among the broken hearted of Bethlehem Where walls define our boundaries of fear. Rifle sights from watchtowers scope out the youth In Al-Aida refugee camp. Guards […]
Why? A Poem by James McCarville
deep, deep, deeper into the sunni-shia war we drift, we dive. why?
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