bats at dusk
my father
and his three ex-wives
her fingernails
and resume
exaggerate
red light . . .
a man with tattoos
on the back of his head
first marriage
sunlight
in a rabbit’s ear
bats at dusk
my father
and his three ex-wives
her fingernails
and resume
exaggerate
red light . . .
a man with tattoos
on the back of his head
first marriage
sunlight
in a rabbit’s ear
Ananga Rengay
red fountain pen —
she corrects a typo
in the Kama Sutra
blotting his copy book . . .
tantric snores
still pink and swollen,
the spot where they removed his
“Lolita” tattoo
torn IV drip
grandma’s arm
fifty shades of gray
tucked into his casket
a vintage Playboy
so all the night-tide
I lie by her side,
her tomb by the sounding sea
Tanya McDonald, USA
Lew Watts, Chicago, USA
Charles Trumbull, USA
Juggler’s Eyes
merry-go-round
running to her favourite
white horse
the boiler erupts
with a toot of steam
first date
losing his wallet
in the tunnel of love
lit firesticks
the juggler’s eyes
flickering
the beer tent
full of dads
a circus strong-man
holds his phone up
to get some signal
Lorraine Haig, Australia
Ron C. Moss, Australia
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