Memory Sonnet: A Sonnet by Bill Hollands
A dream within a dream within a dream—
was that what it was like?
Poetry
“If prose is a house, poetry is a man on fire running quite fast through it.”
—Anne Carson
There Is Nothing So Dreamlike As Being Lost: A Sonnet by Kate Beall
I exist / in a separate time. I am not sure it isn’t borrowed.
In Loving Memory Of: A Sonnet by John Barton
too often it’s remained true: a kiss may / ruin a human life
Reasons for Staying: A Poem by Sarah Mills
Because night, with its key-shaped teeth, opens me like a door.
Sonnet for the Dreamers Craving Sleep: A Sonnet by Janna Miller
See unsolved fragments sifting into place
