Category Poetry

Terrors of Today – Denise Dumars

2025-10-28 19:00:52 The Apocalypse Will Not Be Televised, and Neither Is the Effect of the Hurricane on Cuba by Denise Dumars Auctober Apocalypto   The blossoms are red and the cat is white but ashes darken his fur (what do…

Terrors of Today: Jamal Hodge

2025-10-27 22:20:40 Dinner for One Reddened spoons. Napkins of aging skin. A table for none where once pumped a hopeful heart. Foolish from the start the refreshing glass of toil-laden piss, ripened to this- Vacant meal of me, mournful dish, …

Terrors of Today: Lee Murray

2025-10-24 19:00:42 Players by Lee Murray six players assembled to play a traditional game of cloak and dagger on the table, token representations pawns of all colours, players as young as eight   you’ll be the cook, they decide and…

Terrors of Today: L Marie Wood

2025-10-23 19:01:53 Inside Out by L. Marie Wood Inside out what’s inside bared to the air tender to the touch red and slick hothouse musk. Voice loud my mind Loud in the sky Loud  Because it can be Private for…

Terrors of Today: Angela Yuriko Smith

2025-10-22 20:11:03 Newsfast: Menu for the Machine by Angela Yuriko Smith Thoughts are deadly gossamer, silvery filaments breaching the vacant void to reach me. Dangers tremble along my neural networks, each tentative vibration a warning that there is a ghost…

Terrors of Today: Pedro Iniguez

2025-10-21 18:58:55 The Epidemic of Shrink-Ray-Gun Violence Plaguing Our Schools Must End By Pedro Iniguez This poem originally appeared in Star*Line #45.3, 2022   Their atoms dust the floors of every school in the country; those frightened children we can…

Terrors of Today: Modern Horror Poetry

2025-10-20 18:49:15 Terrors of Today: Modern Horror Poetry It’s been 180 years since Edgar Allan Poe wrote “The Raven,” the poem that turned him into an overnight success, only four years before his life was tragically cut short at just…