Category Archives: Poetry

by hipacificreview | 12/12/2016 · 9:10 am

Old Tyme with a Y

by Derek Mong

When the last phone cord unslithers
from a sleeping teen’s fingers,

and all the TV knobs have spun
off into orbits unknown;

when the word tablet can glisten
without beeswax or mason, Continue reading →

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by hipacificreview | 12/05/2016 · 8:13 am

by Dante Di Stefano

You are the entire ocean in a drop,

if you are anything. There’s no bluebird

in my heart, but if there were he would perch

on a rhinoceros horn and whistle

sea chanteys to the frigate in your heart.

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by hipacificreview | 11/28/2016 · 6:02 am

by Dustin Brown

Mice have taken over my bedroom.
They catapulted themselves
onto my bed, battering rammed
the pillow to the floor. Continue reading →

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by hipacificreview | 11/15/2016 · 7:16 am

by Sarah Fawn Montgomery

Is a delicacy.
Like a shield,
rough skin shelters
the tender within.

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by hipacificreview | 11/09/2016 · 2:43 pm

by Kenneth Pobo

Sometimes I’d like my family
to enter a spaceship headed to Titan.
The farther away they are,
the more I relax. It’s not that Continue reading →

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