by AE Hines
No fuzzy face
resting on furry paws,
no whimpering from the floor.
Give me a fury,
with rusted metal whiskers
and nostrils heaving flame,
something nether-worldly and gnarled. Continue reading
Category Archives: Poetry
Give Me a Dog Named Outrage
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Reduced to Black and White
by Carol V. Davis
After a week in Siberia
my world is shrinking.
I gaze out the window
weighing choices: Continue reading
The Problem with History in Hawai`i
by Christian Hanz Lozada
History is present in every rock
Kamehameha left on the side of the road
even though it’s also just a rock.
The Queen’s Guards are decked out in red
like a queen’s guard is decked out in red
and the luau dancers wear grass skirts. Continue reading
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Disneyland Is that Swirly Kind of Lollipop
by Carol Everett Adams
we like. Our waltz down Main Street
is a red-brick thrill ride. We praise
door paint and flowerpots. All signs Continue reading
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