
Tag: Poetry
Premonition / Lori Zurvalec
A Stroll Through Eternity / Brian K. Mino
Life is but, a merry go round and round and round it goes, will it ever stop? Who can know, but as we go it surely is not slow, as we tread through the winter snow. For I have come to see life on earth as but an afternoon show.
— Brian K. Mino / Grayling, Michigan
Reverie at Slack Time / Dr. Emory Jones
Antimony / Thom Porter
I’d Have Painted Him in Altenburg Crossing the Garden With Geese / Lynn Pattison
You Connect / Radhika Iyer
Ambush / Steve Williams
A hidden yellowjacket nest,
an ankle-twisting curb, those
hungry mosquitoes lurking
in the shade of the maple tree,
a practical joke at your expense,
that word that always used to be
at your fingertips – a threat
in every corner, except in bed
with the covers pulled up. Once
you’ve brushed away the spiders.
Steve Williams/ Munith, Michigan
Three Poems by Steve Williams
Great Lake / Mary Jo Stich
GREAT LAKE
We know it’s there
beyond the fringe of trees
We hear it lap the shore
lick grains of sand erasing
our footprints
Wracks pile against rocks
white with gull guano
Each wave rinses clean
each bird replenishes
Mary Jo Stich / Denmark, Wisconsin





