Even when Death inhabits a poem, he does not own it. He is a squatter. In fact, Death owns nothing. – Todd Moore
Memoir in four sentences and ten chapters 1. 1.1 I was born, 1.2 In a happy family, 1.3 Attending my basic needs, 2. 2.1 In a beautiful home, 2.2 In a faraway country, 2.3 You hadn’t even heard of, 2.4 Continue reading Memoir in four sentences and ten chapters by Mileva Anastasiadou
Thou shalt not bow Universal Apostasy You will know when you see your husband in the gates, sitting among the elders of the land Devil and Antichrist prowl around like a roaring lion Ready to devour Open your eyes The Continue reading Thou shalt not bow by Sofia Kioroglou
A second flower from Leonard Cohen’s garden at Hydra (Greece), picked up, dried and shipped to Mr. K. in France by Henry Denander in October 2009. Efharisto Henry! Suzanne Suzanne takes you down to her place newer the river You Continue reading leonard cohen | suzanne (for henry)