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“When Did I Kill A Man?”, “Hate”, “By Any Chance He Freed”, “Mother Never Dies” and “Who Is Truly My Own?”

Written By Basudev Sunani, Translated to English by Pitambar Naik WHEN DID I KILL A MAN? Once I asked a policeman well, you killed that man shooting in the chest … Continue Reading “When Did I Kill A Man?”, “Hate”, “By Any Chance He Freed”, “Mother Never Dies” and “Who Is Truly My Own?”

“Reading with a Pen”, “Awakening”, and “Indifference”

By Jeff Shalom Reading with a Pen I would walk through your poem but your poem is the gray uncertain curtains cloaking each phrase mined on each axis spitting words … Continue Reading “Reading with a Pen”, “Awakening”, and “Indifference”

Grandma

By Charlie Brice On Mother’s Day a Facebook friend asked, “What  memory first comes to mind about your grandmother?” I wish I would have remembered the lilac fragrance that perfumed … Continue Reading Grandma

“Echoes of the Red River War” and “In Response to my Grandson’s Poem Querencia”

Spring comes with its promise of squalls,  

and an old man, son of a son of a Kiowa,  

stands on a starlit mesa—listens  

for a muffled lament in deep gorges.