a poem by Stan Raines
Here, for you, my lesson,
A turning of words
As light recedes:
The green has left this leaf
And leaves a fibrous web …
Here, do not guess at
That you would know:
Bend and see that
Which crawls at you
As if fleeing to the room,
Which races to you
As all would do
if they had eyes
as you do.
But the [...]

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A note from Stan Raines

I was great helping National Poetry Month along here and the question has occurred: why stop now? I invite writers of all stripes to send your work.
Unless it’s blatantly pornographic or otherwise obscene by reason of its racism or blatant disregard for the rest of humanity, I’ll put it up without [...]

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We were pleased to see a letter in The Brownsville Herald today from Tony Lehmann, Jr. decrying the condition of Pablo Kisel Boulevard and the expense of maintaining it. We’ll fire off a missive letting folks at the Herald know what we’ve found on the topic. Perhaps the Herald will take up the topic with [...]

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