“A Flower Does Not Chase a Bee”
Scott Beal is all you need to know about dating a divorced manaccording to at least three booksmy lover… Read More »“A Flower Does Not Chase a Bee”
Scott Beal is all you need to know about dating a divorced manaccording to at least three booksmy lover… Read More »“A Flower Does Not Chase a Bee”
Mike Zhai What’s that in my window? Bright morning Sun. What are you doing outside? There’s a plague afoot.… Read More »For the Plague
Mike Zhai Barcelona A few meters above the trail, I find the perfect walking staff. A dead baby pine.… Read More »Collserola Park
Keith Taylor I watched the old oaks tossing in their mortal glory while bits of dried bark and dead… Read More »Under Their Mortal Glory
George Szirtes It is the burning room. The bright yellow room seen by Chagall when a child, a desolation that… Read More »from “The Yellow Room”
Keith Taylor I shouldn’t have taken it, particularly to sit like a neglected trophy on the ledge in my… Read More »Parthenon Marbles
Ilya Kaminsky They shove Sonya into the army jeep one morning, one morning, one morning in May, one dime-bright… Read More »What We Cannot Hear
Ilya Kaminsky If I speak for the dead, I must leave this animal of my body, I must… Read More »Author’s Prayer
Jagari Mukherjee Keith Taylor’s poetry chapbook Ecstatic Destinations (2018) pays tribute to his neighborhood. His poems cover “the triangle” of… Read More »The Intense Familiar: A Hypertext Review of Keith Taylor’s “Ecstatic Destinations”
-or reasons to believe Arjun Rajendran After enjoying the bondage services of Mama-San Maithreyi’s establishment of ill-repute, ‘The Bluer Lotus’,… Read More »The Roshogolla Conspiracy