Yes, we know about sound waves, The physics of measurement Oscillations moving about Unseen but touching our ears Emotive experience shaped By brain waves Yet the meanings Make us move: Soft words Whispered Or shouted Moving lovers Pushing armies And…
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Something isn’t sitting right With what I’m trying to do tonight. This music’s not for dancing’s bright And playful and electric light. No, it’s rough denial’s bight That’s looped around my body, tight; A rope I can’t ignore, must fight,…
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I know there were always flowers by the back fence Dandelions, bluebells, nightshade, in my childish reckoning, at least I don’t know if anyone joined me in my weeding I don’t know if memories of being chased along the entirety…
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Your labor does not stop once classes end; No bell nor clock can bid you to relax. Past exit, you still thoughtful garden tend: Imaginary lessons kept or axed. I’ll grant that this career deserves such care; The world depends…
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All that you need to know about her Is that she speaks to her family in her native language, But I had to explain to my friend, her grown child, What the word “Orgulloso” meant. All that you need to…
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PEACE AND PRIDE JULY 24, 2018 | KGERTZPOETRY This is a tune ‘Bout the sun and the moon, Who once shared the sky Midnight to afternoon. They dazzled the town As they rose and laid down. No candles were needed With those…
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Poems in Haiku by Amarilys Gacio Rassler (Marggie) To: Sweet Jehovah-Jireh, My Provider You see me drowning, Walk on the rolling oceans, Hold out nail-scarred Hand. The pieces I lack You hold in Your ancient Palm Craving…
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One should never generalize. Foreign words and phrases are not apropos. Do not be redundant; do not use more words than necessary; it’s highly superfluous. Parenthetical remarks (however relevant) are (usually) unnecessary. Also, too, never, ever use repetitive redundancies. And…
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Elliot Greenbaum: Tell us a bit about your back ground? When did you begin writing, what did you write about? J. Kent: Let’s see. I was born at a really young age and my mother and father are my parents….
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Elliot Greenbaum: When did you begin composing? Katie Gertz: Well, I recently went through my old journals and found some halfway-decent poetry I wrote in middle school, so I guess that’s when I started. I didn’t think I was…
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