TW Poetry Spotlight
Car door handles don't appear very often in poems, or door knobs in general.
Digital Poets and Nature
Meryl Natchez: Poem
May 13, 2015
Yvonne M. Estrada: Two Poems
May 06, 2015
TW Poetry Spotlight
Because Mother Nature wasn't clever enough
Mary Cresswell: Three Ghazals
Apr 29, 2015
TW Poetry Spotlight
No seagulls are liars.
Nicole Callihan: Prose Poem
Apr 15, 2015
TW Poetry Spotlight
This is not a story in your mind. You were really that girl. She was already you.
Virtual Nature: The Patterns in Us All
Apr 03, 2015
Poetry Spotlight Essay by Carol Dorf and Martha Nichols
Be it smokestacks or genetically modified corn, technology rarely comes off smelling like a daffodil.
JP Howard: Two Poems
Apr 03, 2015
TW Poetry Spotlight
Those gulls flying overhead know our boardwalk tastes like cotton candy.
Carol Dorf: Two Poems
Apr 01, 2015
TW Poetry Spotlight
not all sounds are scarce around here: sirens, trains, people talking
Randall Horton: Poem
Apr 01, 2015
TW Poetry Spotlight
generations build god alphabetically
Athena Kildegaard: Three “Still Life” Poems
Mar 30, 2015
TW Poetry Spotlight
From a distance it could be a landscape, the vanishing point beyond the table's far edge.
Ellen McGrath Smith: Two Poems
Mar 25, 2015
TW Poetry Spotlight
I'm a dot connected to dots across the earth. Technology can trace the lines we used to just imagine.
