Poetry VII.I
Two Poems by David W. Landrum
It is here you’ll stay.
I have to donate you—
and don’t lay blame: you were the one
who became a relic, galumphed
into the dismal swamp of old desire.
You are a specimen, so don’t insist
you aren’t exotic.
Two Poems by Steve De France
Sitting in her garden
I resolve to reflect a positive life outlook.
I begin a spiritually affirming list poem.
I like fish swimming in a pond.
Birds are good—they sing a bit.
Ducks are decorative but dumb.
Two Poems by Danny Adams
Othello (Moor), Iago (scorned)
go at it in a Turkish war
but poor Othello doesn’t know
Iago’s out to get him so
“Downy Nights,” by Laura Garrison
The dreams
webbed and flapping, with beaks like orange shoehorns,
suffuse my head;
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