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Aug 10, 20231 min read
[Poetry] Three Poems by Liam Wholihan
Liam Wholihan's out of his apartment before dawn, taking care of baseball and softball fields in Morgantown, West Virginia. When he's...
Aug 3, 20231 min read
[Poetry] Three Haikus by David Murphy
Three Sea Haikus Pearl Morning of Mist Pearl morning of mist Clipper ships in the harbor: Undressing lover. The Harbor Air Rough, coarse,...
Jul 27, 20231 min read
[Poetry] Five Poems by Fiadh Marais
low tide the waves stella maris witches' reed south node Fiadh Marais is an emerging writer chasing passion in a world full of potential....
Jul 25, 20232 min read
[Poetry] Two Poems by Barbara Eckroad
Body Surfing Mother said the corn flakes will cause cramps so you wait till your breakfast is digested before you go in the water. Next,...
Jul 1, 20234 min read
[Poetry] Five Poems by West Ambrose
Sebastian do not go and stay on land, do not be a teacher, do not marry a woman, do not stay in your sickbed in Illyria and perish there....
Jul 1, 20234 min read
[Poetry] Five poems by West Ambrose
Sebastian do not go and stay on land, do not be a teacher, do not marry a woman, do not stay in your sickbed in Illyria and perish there....
Jul 1, 20233 min read
[Poetry] Five Poems by Kate Kobosko
Not Her Ocean --National Aquarium, Baltimore, MD The escalator hums rubber beneath her as she ascends to the second floor: touch pool,...
Jul 1, 20231 min read
[Poetry] Three Poems by Sierra Duffey
California Dreaming I sauntered into a fairy-tale in the midst of the night and most of the fairies were asleep. only a charismatic...
May 30, 20231 min read
[Poetry] Three Poems by L. Ward Abel
Ocean Look how the joining of land with sea or its attempt displays in loops. Slight edges gray to off-gray and the point where who can...
May 9, 20232 min read
[Poetry] Two Poems by William Doreski
Some Kind of Retirement Income Our shabby little beachside souvenir shop cringes with shame. The T-shirts, pennants, postcards, and junk...
Apr 25, 20232 min read
[Poetry] Two Poems by Aly Allen
Buying Gas with Quarters from my Center Console Though it sets behind me, I watch as the sun turns clouds from cotton to taffy—pink to...
Apr 18, 20231 min read
[Poetry] Two Poems by Carly Popenko
Sail One day maybe I will drift A wooden plank, out to sea. Curved, contrived, countering, Encompassed violet (a place beyond you)....
Apr 11, 20232 min read
[Poetry] Three Poems by Ryan Scariano
A Small Treasure She said each stone has a face. I walked while even in that sand she was dancing, finding the agates and the sea glass,...
Apr 4, 20232 min read
[Poetry] Two Poems by Jim Jas
Two-fold Transition The day faded in behind the warmth of the sun. The leaves fell one by one onto the ground, as if someone was counting...
Mar 21, 20231 min read
[Poetry] Two Poems by Courtney Moody
That Florida Rhythm My boss compares Florida a lot. She places it beside Massachusetts, says it’s the only place she’s lived where people...
Feb 21, 20231 min read
[Poetry] Two Poems by Michael Goldman
The ones with the split tails are terns And if you watch them fly into the wind you will lose your balance and fall onto the soft sand....
Jan 31, 20232 min read
[Poetry] Two Poems by Londeka Mdluli
Collide Resting Sundays in October and the sun does not speak Rusting spring waters weaving the tide And the melody teaches dance like...
Dec 15, 20223 min read
[Poetry] Three Poems by Genevieve Creedon
The Coast Polished pebbles pleat the earth: stream-shaped skin the color of all unknowns shimmering under a sky so grey it nearly...
Dec 15, 20223 min read
[Poetry] Three Poems by Rebecca Nelson
Ghost Nets Between moonlight and water, my ghosts scroll through the sea with spent fishing line, trapped creatures. If moonlight could...
Dec 15, 20223 min read
[Poetry] Three poems by Ceridwen Hall
divers/talkers USS Squalus Retrieval Mission, 1939 they descend in pairs, alone and not in the cold: darkness they wear lead shoes and...
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