Poem – Bob’s Terminal Bay (By Frank De Canio)

Bob’s Terminal Bay   Wracked by cancer, Bob Marley told his friend, “It’s not me, Camille.” No, it’s never me when self-determination’s at an end. For, navigating pain, you cannot see but knots ahead. And you’re preoccupied with hoisting sails against prevailing winds. Bravado in your weary crew has died. A glance into the water shows the fins of sharks […]

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Poem – On Being Safe (By David B. Axelrod)

  ON BEING SAFE     His mantra starts out, “Warm, clean, comfortable.” He’s had his share of troubles — health, work, relationships. He’s never been consoled to hear, “Others have it so much worse.” Why would that make him feel better? How many people go hungry, combing dumpsters for food, or sleep in cardboard boxes in freezing weather? Others […]

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Poem – SEDUCTION IN SILICON (By Joseph Cavera)

SEDUCTION IN SILICON (By Joseph Cavera)   Cerulean shines capture my eyes in curvaceous well-fashioned shapes the likes of which my dreams can only dream of, teetering along the lines of slipping into her artificial façade, her smooth hips and luscious lips of lighter tones, silicon strips replace her bones, meld with mine in seductive shattering, surreal captivating symmetry, her […]

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Poem – FLIPPING OUT (By Ray Gallucci)

  FLIPPING OUT   Every seven-fifty grand Earth performs a sleight of hand When magnetic north and south Make a total turnabout.   Sun does same each dozen years Minus one, when sunspots clear. Relatively quick event Due to plasma turbulent.   Earth contains no plasma hot, Just a core of molten rock. But this has the same effect, Quite […]

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