Angels and God by Jason Z Guest I like to think of angels as servants on mission to remind my pen that the Bible is not at all at odds with science, guardians of psalmists, like particles of dust that I cannot see beyond a window’s ray of light. Within a vast cosmos of infinite

The Long Arm of the Law by Jason Z Guest Petty theft runs rampant on Manuel Antonio Beach, where Capuchin monkeys settle for snack bags and sunglasses, a sleight of hand while scouring backpacks as if to check for passports. -- Author's Note: A small poem humorously depicts

Catch and Release by Jason Z Guest Born of two forms, the spawn hatches, and love looks on. Flipped tippet, leader drawn, fish runs, and grace looks on. Godly hues, hands on dawn’s grant, and mercy looks on. River-provisioned pawn forgone, and death looks on. -- Author's

At the Palace of the Heron by Jason Z Guest Neoclassical lines of a Presidential estate: Lillies upon a wet, walled bed. -- Author's Note: This is a small poem of stillness and beauty, reflecting upon an observation of human achievement and natural splendor with the Presidental

The list of dictators who have voluntarily handed over power in the past is rather short, for a reason. This powder keg is about to blow. #PrayForVenezuela

Bull Rider Poetry by Jason Z Guest Perched atop the chute,  a bright, buttoned-down shirt  made him easy to spot, his strength of shoulders a plume  on proud display for females  settled into the roost, their broods beneath bleachers watching the jinetes strike from a standing

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Some Things I See by Jason Z Guest A poetry film: youtu.be/LNloPWqq0F4 Sometimes, a poem is a response to another poem, or the poet is responding to another poet. My poem has been written in response to Lemn Sissay’s “Some Things I Like." In this poem, I take the reader

Guy Clark's eyes were the ultimate edit: "You'd be surprised how quickly you learn whether your language is really solid, because if you've got a really weak line in the narrative, you're gonna wanna avert your gaze when you're staring at a pair of eyes [Guy Clark’s] like that."

"Any Sympathetic Being" by Jason Z Guest A new poetry film: youtu.be/c4aRUJcpngQ "Any Sympathetic Being" explores isolation, disruption, and longing for peace. Set in a rural cabin, it contrasts nature’s steady rhythm with life’s chaos. Written in Bly’s “Ramage” form, it

Thanks for reading. Thanks for staying awake. In a world of concrete and glass, poetry is the lone dirt road cutting through the trees—less-traveled, quiet, leading somewhere worth the trip. Glad to have you all walking it.

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