ContributorJun 284 minSheridan from Cavan, an Essay by Maeve McCormack The last time I passed by the house it was derelict and overgrown, regressing to an Irish-style wilderness.
ContributorJun 212 minThe Old Tracks, a Poem by Nolo SegundoI walked where Passenger trains Carried lives and Their once warm, Now cold, dreams And I was part of Each life, now gone To ether and mist
ContributorJun 141 minMidnight Influx, a Poem by Patrick Morgan as we kickboard our lives across imaginary lines our hearts tied up in plastic bags drifting out to sea.
ContributorJun 72 minA Chance For Salvation, a Poem by Carol Alena AronoffI am expatriate, my motherland, the one that birthed and then betrayed me, no longer my home. No songs of redemption, no longer
