Every Day Poems - A Poem A Day

Remember by Art Heifetz

Despite a notice in the paper
Requesting contributions
In lieu of flowers,
They continued to arrive,

LEVI & ME by Cynthia Lewis-Jones My genes are customized denim: unique, a one-off design. The Left leg is

He rolls off the sofa
Stumbles into the kitchen
The table’s a riot

2 a.m. by Michael Pacholski so still a hummingbird fluttered only once in its sleep and was hushed by nest-neighbors

Twin blossoms bowed
by the weight of white beauty

Untitled by Austin Bagwell All I want is to lose myself, to drown in the ink. If life could be

Fall.

15 centuries
into mosaic
hammered gold

Valentine’s Day by Martha Hayes After our birthday party, I took the picture. You and your new bicycle: a shiny

Under a Daylight Moon by Mary Rogers-Grantham At noon, a woman plants lilies. She hums, as if expecting someone to

The Grapefruit by Lauren Hunt My fingers barely close around the grapefruit. I feel the weight and size of it,

Dancing in Trance: Drenched in the Divine by Kavita Venkateswar Flutes of the bamboo tremble The thrum of the gamelan

blind hope blues for trena riley by henry 7. reneau, jr the blues toil within a gilded, circular vacuum. when

Killer Cocktails and Marshall Swindles by Jillian Garner I want to know what if feels like to play chess

Untitled By Jennifer-Crystal Johnson Nearing the edge Of sanity And every dream Flashes before her With a pure Intensity The

Blues by Brendan Sullivan Morning comes in widow’s weeds while gloom settles to the bottom of my cup, begging to