By: Harjeet Singh Saints are owner of Third Eye But we people have imaginative wings burdened with excogitation. Creative mind belched some fragments of literary findings But now I am mystified, What did […]
Poem: Imaginative Wings
Story: Smoke & Cracked Mirrors
By: Demond J Blake There are several universal truths for folks in their twenties, but the main one that stands out for me is roommates. You’re going to love them but mostly […]
‘Rock Star’ and other poems by Lynn White
By: Lynn White Rock Star He looked mean and sullen. Perhaps he thought it befitted his rock star image. Or perhaps he thought it would distract from the acne, which was a bit […]
‘Biography’ and other poems by Anne Mikusinski
By: Anne Mikusinski Biography It must say something That I can Easily Describe my life In the small space Of one hundred words or less But I can fill three pages describing How […]
‘Smitten with a smile’ and other poems by Srinivas S
By: Srinivas S Smitten with a smile* “Now you are smitten with a smile, I wait And wonder what its silence saves and says? Which j’wel its depth encrusts? What light its shine […]
Poems: ‘Game of Chess’ and ‘Wheel’
By: Hardeep Sabharwal Game of Chess Pawns are killed before all They work only for The King and Queen’s Defense For saving precious lives of rooks, bishops and knights, The game […]
Poems: ‘Come in’ and ‘Inner Self’
By: Zunayet Ahammed Come In I am passing hard time In the pool of sorrows I’m drowning Everywhere I find darkness, pitch like darkness And the coldness of the wind A feeling of […]
‘Cameras Steal Souls’ and other poems by Ron Riekki
By: Ron Riekki Cameras Steal Souls We photograph each other until we smell. There is a sledgehammer ghost in the background. She screams for us to put away the cameras and kill the […]
Are You There, God? Because I Doubt It
By: Christina Berchini Every weekend for the last year echoed with the guidance counselor’s useless advice, and reminders that I do not really have any friends. To make matters worse, Sunday mornings were […]
Temple queue and other poems by Debasis Tripathy
By: Debasis Tripathy Temple queue A clear moonshine, A little sweat on the forehead, Standing in a temple queue, And a little prayer come true. These simple things have made the evening sweet. […]
