Poem – A Sisyphus Moment (By Donal Mahoney)

A Sisyphus Moment   There’s a force that makes  a boulder hard to push up a hill.  And there’s always a boulder  and always a hill when it comes to   helping the poor find something  to eat, somewhere to live, a job they can go to every day.   Sometimes the boulder slips  and rolls back downhill and Sisyphus jumps aside. Accidents happen.  […]

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Poem – Site (By Austin Alexis)

  A pile of leaves, a hissing clump of dark greens and crisp browns, sliding along a sidewalk, swirling in a wind gust, propelled in a circular momentum, created for three seconds a glimpse into existence at its most fundamental, its most naked, its core.   Author Bio: Austin Alexis has published in The Ledge: Poetry and Fiction, Paterson Literary […]

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Poem By SIMON PERCHIK

Poem By SIMON PERCHIK * This field has so many lips and though the fire is out these clouds still darken –each breath   overflows with icy streams and stones left out to dry –it’s natural for a sky to let itself in   the way your shadow on impulse looks down and in the open grieves with the only […]

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Poem – Dark Dream (By David Russell)

Dark Dream Out came the swarms of shadow things To make their dead messages, To find their story-forms, Glinting chitin delighting, Reeding the pitches.   Down went the depths, encased and ethered, Numbing us to touch the greater.   Down went the coils of lit signs, And made the questions dark and known, And made the answers dark and known […]

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Poem – Word Bubbles (By JD DeHart)

Text design featuring the words 'Soul Fountain Poetry' in a stylized font.

Word Bubbles Travel with me a moment into a place where our thoughts become action.  Yes, this sounds like the introduction to a 60s science fiction series.  Pardon me. There are some ideas I wish to keep secret.  They are my tangle of vines, grounding me in reality.  Reminding me that I don’t have to throat punch someone. All I […]

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Poem – A Good Customer (By Donal Mahoney)

A Good Customer I saw Al once a month for 30 years, maybe more, doing business together. He retired to hunt bear  in Alaska, hook Tarpon  in Florida, golf in Scotland. He had it all planned. Nothing would stop him.   Months later I learned doctors said he had cancer of the blood. The outlook was bleak. I called Al and he said six months, […]

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Poem – Suspended (By Austin Alexis)

  I pushed through a revolving door and stepped into a dimension new to me, a realm without gravity’s pull– absent the physical. For a few seconds, the cosmos adopted me, dissolved my skin, made me one with it, poured itself into me.   I pushed through a revolving door and instantly there was no floor. The me I used […]

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