poetry

A TRIBUTE TO SAI BABA By Michael Dargaville I was sitting in a dirty internet cafe in the utterly beautiful

My Dear Other

By William T. Hathaway Loving the other through mutualities of hurt, loving the other without understanding the other, groping in

By William T. Hathaway “Seek and ye shall find,” I keep telling myself, seeking along in my sneakers, trying to

By William T. Hathaway Surf the Apocalypse We stand on doomsday’s beach watching waves rise and crash, breathing the brisk

Vacanas are short, informal poems of devotion to Shiva. They originated in South India during the tenth century, a time

By William T. Hathaway “Obey me or die!” the orange-haired man threatens the world. “My drones know you’re home, and

The Varied Degrees or Psychic Circle Levels of Experiencing God Niann Emerson Chase Often I dance with abandon and joy

By Dr. Stewart Bitkoff The deep stillness has returned. Like a gentle wave making its way to shore; Arriving on

By Dr. Stewart Bitkoff I have come to the end of the road; Having climbed many a hill And walked