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Now 2

A poem by Leonard Gontarek

 

Cloud form. Shadows on snow, crow is alone.
Wants us to know: city thrums, sirens depart. If we
could find the heart of.
Have separated from. Nearing end of, have no words
of our own. I leaf through the poems of another, lying
in his wife's arms.

 

Spring 2007 Poetry:

FEATURED POET: Anna Russell
EDITOR'S CHOICE: Deepak Kapur

LAYMEN OF HISTORY by Ananda Osel
A GOOD HIMALAYAN MORNING by Nitin Das Rai
NOW 2 by Leonard Gontarek
WINNING by Miles Christian Daniels
WHITE CLOTHES by Juliet Powys
BREAKDOWN by DB Cox
THE DANCER by Tabitha Anderson
SHADY SMILES by Rikku
THE WOMAN GIRL by Brittany Jungck
A POEM OF THE NIGHT by Michael Lee Johnson


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