Poem – In The Mood (By Donal Mahoney)

We’re going dancing, my wife and I,  to a Charity Ball high in the sky where Glenn Miller’s band has been playing  since 1944, the year his plane got lost  over the English Channel. No wreckage was ever found, not a single body. Glenn Miller was going to France  to play for American troops  during World War II. Government records say  he’s still “missing in action.”   Maybe so, […]

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Poem – Untitled (By Rex Begay)

  Untitled In a chow hall             In a prison Hangs a painting dressing the back wall Of wilderness facade A lake to brood upon its frown Promising freedom with pale-crowned mountains Creeping land and dismal clouds              Mocking me…feeding hope (one would think) But I see only imprisonment of […]

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Poem – HOTAND COLD (By Ray Gallucci)

  HOTAND COLD   Perhaps 100million years To rise from naught, then disappear Above the Hot Spot in the Earth That to Hawaiian Chain gave birth.   The oldest now perhaps just stumps, Once mountains proud, now merely bumps Long passed from magma cauldron where They first broke through the surface there.   The youngest rise majestically For miles above […]

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Poetry – In Williamsburg (By Ray Gallucci)

IN WILLIAMSBURG In Williamsburg we learn How freedom ours was earned, At least for lucky born Of alabaster skin. Their independence claimed By declaration famed That Founding Fathers framed, Though was still had to win. But if from continent Of African descent, Whatever effort spent Was not for likes of you. Four score and seven years Still had to bear […]

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