Trivarna Hariharan Bequeaths When in your hands, even an autumn’s leaf comes to grow a sieve of light. Trivarna Hariharan is an undergraduate student whose work appears in Alexandria Quarterly, Allegro, Birds Piled Loosely, TXTOBJX, Eunoia Review and others.
Read MoreMonica Flegg Four Letter Word Beginning With P It’s end of the year chaos plus prom season, so I know I’m not the only parent so tired I can’t even make a left turn. Monica Flegg walks dogs of various breeds, reads poetry of all creeds, and generally has a lot of fun.
Read MoreRoy Dorman Waiting Just a Little The porch light is on, and the key is still under the potted geranium in the corner, but I no longer sleep on the couch waiting for you. Roy Dorman would like to have one of his One Sentence Poems picked up by a Hollywood producer, perhaps Steven Spielberg, […]
Read MoreThe Editors Vacation Your poems are important to us, but One Sentence Poems will be on vacation until June 6. Dale Wisely and Elizabeth McMunn-Tetangco are the editors of One Sentence Poems.
Read MoreHowie Good Changing My Password I’m just switching a couple letters around, unsure about each, suspecting each, a shirtless man braving golf ball-sized hail. Howie Good is moving to another tower down the road.
Read MoreLysbeth Em Benkert Doing the Math I have covered half the distance between us and half that again and again, but I still can’t tou ch y o u . Lysbeth Em Benkert is a long-term transplant to the upper mid-west where she teaches literature and rhetoric.
Read MoreJohn Grey On Running into My Ex at a Restaurant She greeted me with the forced smile of a defeated tennis player. shaking the hand of her opponent at the net. John Grey adapts to occasions as they arise, subtly if at all possible.
Read MoreJohn Grey When the Wife’s Away The dirty dishes are stacked in the sink like a pyramid and the archaeologist will be home any day now. John Grey adapts to occasions as they arise, subtly if at all possible.
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