Posts Tagged ‘ Poetry XXIII.II ’

“The Tallest, Drunkest Pope,” by Axe Cornwell

Aug 20th, 2026 | By

back when men were men
and Popes were Popes
and mystery was still sublime
when the Pope came out to
check his shadow each winter
and it was long, vast, and feared across America



“Doorbell Blues,” by Andrew Urquhart

Aug 20th, 2026 | By

The bell rang and I leapt into action
with the preliminary grumble
of an aged Pavlovian hound.
I grasped both armrests
hissed a pneumatic gasp
and pushed
myself
up.



“Pizza delivery,” by Mark Day

Aug 20th, 2026 | By

I disdain your pizza order.
These are ignorant toppings.
Once I commanded ravens
to deliver fresh bread
to Elijah in the wilderness.
Now I deliver pizza.



“Wisdom courtesy of our mother,” by K.R. Rose

Aug 20th, 2026 | By

As the green grass always says,
the secret to a long life is…