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Poems

K. L. Johnston Poetry Collection

When you slipped away and their last murmuring prayers failed, when your glorious voice was forgotten in sorrow…

On Saturday

I briefly had a crush on the doctor who administered my vaccine. It was the elixir of biceps and hope.

Never Forget

Never forget the terrible speed of birds skirting on top of green water. The earth’s rotation unseen through sunglasses.

Ode to Tiresome Machismo

Pink sweaters sometimes bring strange weather here. Normativity is a macho badge, I am a growing symbol of myself.

Frances Koziar Poetry Collection

Behind me like a waterfall, parting: for one moment, I glimpsed you beneath the lies and the masks and the violence.

Melrose Place

In harmony, in love
Though all things end
Even if it’s lightning in a bottle

2022 Haiku Contest – The Winners!

Congratulations to the winners of the 2022 Dreamers Haiku Contest! Thanks to our guest judge, Reinekke Lengelle. Read the winning haiku…

an unknown package

it’s all garbage anyways that will just end up twirling around inside the Texas sized trash ball.