Category: Prosetry
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Untitled – a Poem by D. Lee
for the unnamed I’m baffled by you, tiny monsoon. You come into my womb, and destroy me. Not a fight or a flaw, but a heartbeat I saw was all that it took to deploy me. Whose future was it I so lightly dismissed, when kissed, I let him enjoy me? Was it yours, little…
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To an unborn child…by G. Mramor
You will be a great explorer
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One loved…by G. Mramor
I. Where is your passion now, one loved?
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new message – poem by p chatelain
new message i had a dream that i went to your doorstep unannounced.
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You are a hero…by G. Mramor
You are a hero
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Foreward.
If I were a painter, I would paint it in all its colorless glory, all its stillness. I would use the tiny space of my canvas and make it bigger somehow, draw the lines without boundaries, detail the faces in the abstract so only I could tell yours apart from mine- your face in a…
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Love…by G. Mramor
Love
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My friend…by G. Mramor
My friend
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Issue 3: January 2013
UPDATE: the latest issue is available at THIS LINK. PROMO: The third issue of In Parentheses Literary Magazine is coming January 1, 2013. Submissions click here.
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Pizza Diaries (Excerpt) – Short Story by M. Pitter
Front-page headlines are always designed and gauged to cause worry. This July 31st issue of the Wall Street Journal smacked readers with the quite climactic and apparent truth that “US Intervention in the Iran-Israel Conflict Brings Danger to American Homeland”. Photos disclosed by the Iranian government of their new Fajr-5D missiles aimed towards the Atlantic…
