POEMS by TOM McFERRAN
PAULINE, LOOK It is so strange, this my loving you when you aren’t here...
Writing
POEMS by MAX REIF
(.........aug26) The River of Ordinary Moments Because living is a river of...
ANIMAL RIGHTS: Whose streets are they anyways?
Leh, India — By day they lay sprawled out asleep in the shade, only getting up every now and then to munch on some trash. By night they spring to life, turning the streets into a high-energy...
Present mountain
I yearn to know your many sides
No, you are too vast
Embrace the mystery, I remind myself
It is in not knowing you that I can truly know you
Forget maps, I wish to see you with child’s eyes
Drop the judgment
You are perfect in your many imperfections
You are my greatest teacher...
POEMS FROM ISSUE 3: Yoga, Becoming
A smile so bright Envelops me in light Reverberating my soul with its endless echo...
POEMS FROM ISSUE 2: Evolution’s End, The Fire Peach, Constantly
Speaking from the heart I implore you to feel your own...
KUSALA THE BURMESE MONK: A Story by Patricia Diaz
He was born one spring morning with his eyes open, while his mother was sowing rice in the terraces, up to her knees in water. He was the tenth and last child i...
THE GOOD NEWS: Poetry by Thich Nhat Hanh
The good newsthey do not print.The good newswe do print.We have a special edition every moment,and we need you to read it.The good news ...