poetry-magazineThe Story of a StoneBy Liang PingTranslated By Wang PingNaked is a good wordThat must not be desecrated.The heart doesn’t hide dirt,So it can beat free till… Related Audio NatureLivingThe Body
poetry-magazineDiaryBy Stanley PlumlyThe euphemism is “infusion” when confusion is what happens, and depends on no time in particular especially…LivingGrowing OldHealth & IllnessTypes/ModesProse Poem
poetry-magazineHow to Love Your Mother at 98By Ellen June WrightWhen you wake from a troubled sleep, after you’ve used the bathroom, don’t go back.Walk down the hall… Related Audio LivingGrowing OldHealth & IllnessRelationshipsFamily & Ancestors
poetry-magazineThe CallBy Ellen June WrightThe caregiver calls to tell me about mother,but I know she hasn’t slept. The security videosof her restless… Related Audio LivingGrowing OldRelationshipsFamily & Ancestors
poetry-magazineThrowing Them AwayBy J. Allyn Rossersmiling at far end of table with friends I don’t knownewly wedded NYC looking downtaking turns holding… Related Audio LivingMidlifeRelationshipsFriends & Enemies
poetry-magazineGrave-DiggingBy Rodney JonesIt was July. I must have been sixteen or seventeen,And proud to be chosen for a grown man’s work,Hollowing… Related Audio LivingComing of AgeDeathRelationshipsFamily & Ancestors
poetry-magazineHeavenBy Jim Johnstoneis just a garden, really.A plot of land where you might reach downto touch the snowand crystallize. … Related Audio ReligionGod & the DivineLivingHealth & IllnessGratitudeJoy & Contentment
poetry-magazineOperation 2020By Yvanna Vien TicaThe cafe buzzes with so many voices it plugs my ears with the artillery of human noise. Man Behind Me… Related Audio LivingThe Body
poetry-magazineNight ClassBy Bruce BondWe would only get so far, given the casualtiesburied in each point of view. This one, this one, this… Related Audio LivingHealth & IllnessParenthood
poetry-magazinebroken lyreBy Asha Futtermanmy hands are still my handslike my grandfather’s handsare his hands and theyare on the windowattached… Related Audio LivingDeathSorrow & GrievingRelationshipsFamily & AncestorsGrief
poetry-magazineSmall TalkBy Michael RobinsI dreamed you called without reason, picking up where we left the water months ago. Origins without … Related Audio LoveHeartache & LossLivingDeathSorrow & GrievingGrief
poetry-magazineThinking of ItBy Michael RobinsHere before the sun rises, I find it difficult to make the words, to leanforward three years after your… Related Audio LoveHeartache & LossLivingDeathSorrow & GrievingGrief
poetry-magazineAge at the Beginning of KnowingBy Joanna KlinkWoken again, this time by wings scraping the air to pitch the warbler’s heft from its tree. Its perch… Related Audio LivingGrowing OldMidlifeThe MindDoubt & Contemplation
poetry-magazineBeachBy Stanley Plumly The end, I think, will be a little like looking down as far as I can see to where the wind has kicked…LivingDeathTypes/ModesProse Poem
poetry-magazine天涯海角By Jidimajia刚刚离开了繁忙的码头又来到一个陌生的车站一生中我们就这样追寻着时间或许是因为旅途被无数次的重复其实人类从来就没有一个所谓的终点可以告诉你,我是一个游牧民族的儿子我相信爱情和死亡是一种方式而这一切都只会… Related Audio LivingTime & BrevityActivitiesTravels & Journeys
poetry-magazine石头记By Liang Ping裸露是很美好的词,不能亵渎。只有心不藏污,才能至死不渝地坦荡。我喜欢石头,包括它的裂缝,那些不流血的伤口。石头无论在陆地还是海洋,无论被抬举还是被抛弃,都在用身体抵抗强加给它的表情,即使伤痕累累。我的… Related Audio NatureLivingThe Body
poetry-magazine叮嘱By Ye Zhou将一盏灯送进石窟,也别忘了带一把青稞。将一棵菩提栽上壁画,也别忘了供一碗净水。将一尊佛像请进敦煌,一定别忘了养一对羔羊。菩萨不会走。可万一走了,这些就是我们疼痛的拌料。ReligionBuddhismLivingSorrow & Grieving
poetry-magazineAt the End of the EarthBy JidimajiaTranslated By Wang PingAfter leaving a busy dockWe come to a new railway stationWe chase time like this all our livesThe journey… Related Audio LivingTime & BrevityActivitiesTravels & Journeys
poetry-magazinePleaseBy Ye ZhouTranslated By Wang PingPlease bring a lightInto the grotto cave, please don’t forgetTo bring a handful of barley.Please plant… Related Audio ReligionBuddhismLivingSorrow & Grieving
WhereverBy Norma Colethethethe thethethe night...LivingLife ChoicesThe MindDoubt & ContemplationMemory & Nostalgia