Love through a Haiku Window - J. Bishop Summer Haiku - Barbara Meikle Ivy Alvarez
we walk in darkness down an avenue of trees rain beats time on leaves one exhalation among many in the bus fogs up the windows cold drinks perspiring the guests wait in line for food the ants help themselves Ivy Alvarez is the author of Mortal. Her poetry is published in journals and anthologies worldwide and online. Website: Ivy Alvarez
J. Bishop
Bad at gardening, but I managed to grow a relationship once. We had kissed atop a majestic balcony. Saw ourselves in Time. Jon Bishop is a college student from Wilmington, Massachusetts whose short fiction and poetry has been published in various magazines both in print and online. He's now waiting to hear from the New Yorker. We'll see how that goes.
Barbara Meikle
Floating side by side They're pink and blue like lovers, Splash! and thrust apart Water calms. Waves stop. Drawn together like magnets Beach balls in the pool Barbara Meikle is a part-time editor, writer, and octanagerian. She lives north of Boston with her husband of 52 years and their pet Golden Retriever.
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