Category: Poetry

Issue 2

A Five to Ten News Flash – Stephen Chan Wai Hong A Thought/Maybe – Paula Obé Thomas For my man (on J’Ouvert Morning) – Akemi Kochiyama-Ladson He Lays on His Back – Vanessa Richards Red Letter – Anon The Long Suffering – Tamara Thomas Trouble Start – Alicia Paynter  

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Issue 1 – Kelly Bonnette

NOBODY. You looked at me. You laughed at me. You yelled at me. You leaned on me… Yet you keep telling me that i’m nobody Aren’t I the same one who lifted you, Suffered for you, Cried for you. Begged and lied for you? Yes it’s me, You ungrateful one. You still say to me […]

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Issue 1 – Abena Noel

Think II Cold night alone in your bed under the cover you want to have sex but you don’t have a man so you masturbate. Me I decided one morning to stop living my life for others, and live it for me. To be what I want to be, not what they think I should […]

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Issue 1 – Daniel Lou Hing

PEACE When tears of blood come like rain, to bear most fruitful crop, and leaves like gold, so rare and precious to man. When man’s numbers are like a puddle from an ocean, Then will Peace come. But peace is a total of serenity, a river of crystal moisture flowing silently, and birds and nature […]

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Issue 1 – Lisa Allen-Agostini

ONE LESS IMMIGRANT Alleged summer day and The sky is dirty silver. My breath falls, Forms wreaths of understanding. You are right: This isn’t home. August, and Relentless colour blooms, Fools others to forget Relentless cold. The trees are not fooled. For them it’s halloween. Pretending to be poui They are dressing up in gold […]

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Issue 1 – Dennis Allen

Staring at the time I still don’t know what it means to me it’s late. or early. how ever you put it. It’s so dark you can’t even see your feet that you didn’t wash before you went to sleep like your mother always told you to. Even now you think of the mess you […]

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Issue 1 – keifel a agostini

write me something nice, she says, smiling o.k. i love you is it enough? something sexy you say? well… why don’t i show you instead? let my lips touch yours my hands caress your body and my lips & tongue follow suit. can these simple words compare to the touch of my hot, wet, eager […]

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