technological nights
technological nights by oscar smiles Kultusministerkonferenz…teufel heunden… a.e. …black cross on homologous to the leg…the weightbaring & choo choo terranova devices steadily evolve according to
Month: May 2014
Air, Conditioned
Air, Conditioned by Dennis Held I am dry, I am droll And that’s just how I roll: Call me Billy. I’m not mad, I’m not
Reflections
REFLECTIONS ON A FUTURE JOURNEY TO THE 9/11 MUSEUM by Dr. Mel Waldman Flow fiercely and gloriously through time and we shall not forget you,
Maya Angelou dies at 86.
The celebrated poet, author and civil rights activist passed away on Wednesday in her North Carolina home Acclaimed author and poet Maya Angelou died Wednesday
GLASS PIGS
GLASS PIGS by Randall Nicholas Glass pigs spun taut around our heads to let go in thin air shatter our perception of correction in corners
On the Way to the Airport
On the Way to the Airport by Donna Spector You’re speeding me down the Ventura freeway in your battered Scout, patched since your angry crash
Beneath
Beneath by Holly Day the waters recede and the temples emerge belfries choked with weeds and fish staircases cracked by the weight of waves. the
A Sleeping Half Room
A Sleeping Half Room by John Bennett He droned on and on, thinking he was the life of the party, but he put half the
What I know about faith
What I know about faith by Kathryn Hayes What I know about faith: god and I don’t get along. We never had much in common,
Some Lovely Parting Gifts
Some Lovely Parting Gifts by Le Hinton The game show host knows the answer you haven’t yet given will be wrong. Somewhere in the tangle