Issue of December 2, 2019

A Strange Noise by Dan Mulhollen — Cover story poem rhymed

Listen -- did you hear it, too?

I, Muffin by Leo Siegel and Ron Singer — Fiction humor

Join Ron Singer and his grandson Leo on a lighthearted holiday visit to New York...

Sonnet III by Bernie Pilarski — Poem rhymed

"In the darkness where my soul does exist..."

My Tiny Dancer Isn't Using Her Belly Today by John Dorroh — Poem unrhymed

"...It is the best Friday night we've had in too many months..."

organic chemistry by Jack Henry — Poem unrhymed

Jack Hnry lives in seclusion in the high desert of SE California amongst the tumbleweeds and creosote plants. During short breaks from drinking, camping, hiking, working, dreaming, sweating, chasing, and sleeping he writes the occasion poem.

Trading Places or Out Among the Missing and the Lost by Tony Gloeggler — Poem unrhymed

"Maybe I was on the D train methodically making my way..."

When You Want To Dream by Umar Yogiza, Jr. — Poem unrhymed

"... even your presence is a distraction..."

Your New Model by John Grey — Poem unrhymed

"...Did I hear you say you can't afford me?..."