Poems

In a Bright

August 29, 2010

by Cecelia Hagen

i
In a bright
in a field

the breath held
the clouds scaddled

Delayed Flight

On August 18, 2010

by David Allen Sullivan

A tree rose up her back,
wolves coursed over one shoulder.
It was her body

a creature to run from

On August 15, 2010

by Jennifer Smith

but I wasn’t
the red bull of the setting sun,

Singles in Your Area

On August 12, 2010

by Luke Reid

Loneliness, in its supreme design,
scours living down to a nerve. How
keenly you quiver at the faintest Hello,
the chance to say I’m fine.

by Carrie A. Purcell

On August 9, 2010

by Carrie A. Purcell

I have thumped upon thine chest
but the treasure within long left it

Feuilleton

Monday, August 30, 2010 00:04

Taking Down a Mosque

Swati Pandey

Mohamed's Ghosts: An American Story of Love and Fear in the Homeland by Stephan Salisbury The introduction to Philadelphia Inquirer reporter Stephan Salisbury’s investigative memoir Mohamed’s Ghosts is titled “How to Take Down A Mosque.” It’s an eye-grabber for anyone who is watching closely the controversy around the Park51 Islamic community center and mosque slated to be built in Lower Manhattan.

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