Category: The Avenue (Page 1 of 6)

This poem was published in The Avenue Journal, Issue X: Dogs

No One Said⁽⁶⁾
by Doug Van Hooser

You will have a series of twelve-year marriages:

This poem was published in The Avenue Journal, Issue X: Dogs

In Memory Of A Dog That Loved The Beach But Not The Waves
by Sharon Cote

A sunset tide at times still tries to seize me,
when all my waves of breath are tugged
by shifting gravities of love and loss,
and I can taste the salty crash.

This poem was published in The Avenue Journal, Issue X: Dogs

Supermoon
by Kathleen Kimball-Baker

Because he is so pale
I can see his shape even in the dark.
He rises from the warm straw
bedding of his house, shakes dust from his fur,
and sways, still drowsy.

This poem was published in  The Avenue Journal, Issue X: Dogs

The Dog Thinks About Percy And EO Wilson And Refrigerator Magnets
by Brooke Herter James

This poem was published in The Avenue Journal, Issue X: Dogs

What A Dog Knose
John Delaney

Things have less to say
but more to tell
when they spell
in smell.

This poem was published in The Avenue Journal, Issue X: Dogs

Watchdog
Kathy O’Fallon

This poem was published in The Avenue Journal, Issue X: Dogs

dog gods
by Kathy O’Fallon