The New Truth About Zombies by Juan Perez
The following poem may seem like a stretch, but in fact it is a window, an extension of the human condition, as we deal with what appears to be our […]
My America Deserves Equal Rights by Maid Corbic
I have been living in America for many years. Real and I write the most beautiful works possible Because that’s what makes me happy if we’re always happy. And the […]
Life Was Better Back Then by Margaret Cantu-Sanchez
I overheard a conversation today, it began cordial enough with mostly agreements, until one speaker replied, “life was better back then.” I looked at her and thought, for who? […]
Seventy x Seven by Andrea Y Rodriguez
“Then came Peter to him, and said, Lord, how oft shall my brother sin against me, and I forgive him? till seven times? Jesus saith unto him, I say […]
War Zone by Jacob R Moses
My eyes see degradation of human life and disregard for human death My brain fights while it simultaneously aspires for peace My stomach digests the vitriol and the […]
