Letter From The Editor
Featured Poet: Mikael Covey
You Might As Well Dance Till The Fat Lady Sings by Doug Draime
Secrets Held Like Sweetbread by: Miriam Matzeder
Thoughts While In The Practice . . . by: Alabaster McDougle
Fist And Wail by: Peycho Kanev
Forbidden Fruit by: Maria Gornell
The World Through Your Window by: Peter Baroth
Joe The Poet by: Scot Young
Tithing by: Gail Kelley
Lagos by: Oritsegbemi Emmanuel Japka
Reservations by: Ray Succre
Snow White's Dilemma by: Chenelle Milford
What Ain't Spoke by: The Poet Spiel
False Reflections by: Nathan A. Baker
Recycled Ink by: Debbie Berk
Untitled by: B.R. Ress
To Smell Death And Peppermints by: Dianne Borsenik
Unkind by: Ross Vassilev
Butterfly by: Terri Peterson
First Waitress by: Donal Mahoney
Case Of Emergency by: Shane Allison
Cottage Lullibye by: Anita Herzog
Revelations by: Isaac Seal
Without Ceasing by: John Burroughs
Actions And Not Beliefs by: Jaria Cecil Snow
Rest Stop by: Gary Beck
Jazz For Justice Roberts by: Peter Baroth
Shadows by: Maria Gornell
Lead Based Soup by: Alabaster McDougle
Someday I Will Write A Poem That Will Flood The World by: Doug Draime
Nothing by: Miriam Matzender
Tattoo by: Peycho Kanev
Sorry by: Dianne Borsenik
Doctor Faustus by: Gail Kelley
Bar Time by: Scot Young
Waste by Debbie Berk