Posts by Writers Garret
Isabella Russell-Ides, Thanatopsis Redux
She speaks a various language.* Bound in the bardo bereft vaguely present, almost dead.For fucking shining aloud let me back in. Come again, sustaining terrorCarve my shadow on your cave…
Read MoreGayle Reaves-King, All Fall Down
Emerge shining, misshapen.No more can they confine you. Rise and stretchthe figure once buried, obscure, stinking under history. Escapethe shadow of decency that bound you, open the huge mouth we…
Read MoreMark David Noble, an accounting
thoughts emerge aloud, unintended, launching like a hunting dog set free, with field bound abandon, formerly muted details escape, mystify other patrons in this grocery store check-out line what item…
Read MoreMz. Jolie, Reclaiming my life
Only interested in scoring, you are a terror who likes to carve out holes in a woman’s self esteem. My body remained a fine fettle as you used your sexual…
Read MoreMadhuri Nagaraj, Disenchanted
Yesterday I went blind.No sudden crush of ebonied nightUnder which fractured stars emergeNo molten terror that does shift and spitover fettle, through weathered gorgeNo such desperate revealNo such merciful source…
Read MoreLinley Munson, Chrysalis
You confine me in shadow, obscure my vision,Let terror wash over meI try to stretch my limbs, yearning for freedom,To reveal myself to the worldIt doesn’t work; I am bound…
Read MoreSherry Lou Mills, ODYSSEY
The crush bound admired the scoring organ. Shift would render details of carve fettle, but stretch could mystify muted escape. As shadow present might confine terror obscure, sustaining gorge field…
Read Morelyrikal777, something
mystify then ,emerge and render something beautiful .escape this presentobscure conundrum .shift .this is not home .bound to figure it out .tomorrow i carvewith the details of this very thought…
Read MoreJoe Milazzo, Laughing Stock
The terror of the average still life lies in its sugary shining. Those yokel apples, as obvious as labor. The pears that stretch the dawn until its warp rips to…
Read MoreKari Lynch, Communion
I used to love a boy who could render fat from any source until shining, liquid gold would emergehissing the hymn of its soul but bound my mouth to muted…
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