One Sentence Poems

This is the 8ᵗʰ anniversary of One Sentence Poems. Our first poem was by Eric Burke. We asked Eric to toss us a poem to publish on our anniversary, as we’ve done before on the journal’s anniversary. Thanks, Eric. And, thanks to everyone who submitted their work during these 8 years. Thanks to our readers, […]

Editor’s Note: Today is One Sentence Poems‘ 7th anniversary. On March 14, 2014 we ran our first poem which was by Eric Burke. We often ask Eric for another poem to publish on our anniversary. Here is one for today. We thank Eric and every poet who has entrusted their work to us. Eric Burke […]

Eric Burke Patient At sunset, he sits on the easement, broken death mask in his hands. Eric Burke programs computers and writes poems in Columbus, OH.

Today is the 3rd Anniversary of One Sentence Poems.  Our first poem was Eric Burke’s “The Grand Tour.”  We note our anniversary, as we did on our 1st & 2nd anniversaries, with a poem by Eric. Your editors thank all who read OSP and who contribute their work. We’re having fun and are loving the […]

Editors’ Note: One year ago today, One Sentence Poems published its first poem. Because our first poem was by Eric Burke, we thought we would observe this first anniversary with two poems by Eric. Thanks to you all for your support during this amazing first year. Eric Burke Again, Tonight Carving the corks into pellets for […]

Eric Burke The Grand Tour Not very deep (nevertheless underground) a storm sewer carries my runoff past a young boy. Eric Burke programs computers and writes poems in Columbus, Ohio.