“Branches And Thunders Playing With The Moon” by Rubén Darío Lombardozzi

From time to time we
Forget what is important:
Carrying our moon. (jf)

“Branches And Thunders Playing With The Moon” by Rubén Darío Lombardozzi

Picture by Rúben Darío Lombardozzi, poetry by Jonathan.

“Fatal Element” by Ruth Coleman

The wolves love the sheep,
Like money adores freedom.
Never trust clichés. (jf)

“Fatal Element” by Ruth Coleman

Picture by Ruth Coleman, poetry by Jonathan.

“Watergun Sucker” by Noirin & Lyra

We as a CANDYLAND version

Get drunk of neon lollipops out of a cigarette box and change our minds with a watergun. Take a lick from it, sucker.

Text and picture by Noirin & Lyra.

“Acts Of Kindness” by Mietzekatze3847

Reach out and touch skin.
Those pores need exchange, those scars
Need warm coverage. (jf)

Pictures by Mietzekatze3847, haiku by Jonathan.

“Mouse Grey” by Evamaria Freshmaker

Your mouse grouse.
Some guys use your muse.
Some guys muse more.
You merge me.
Meou.

“Mouse Grey” by Evamaria Freshmaker

“Mouse Grey” by Leslie Mann

The absence of light
Is part of late night. Later
Day is darkness’ child. (jf)

“Mouse Grey” by Leslie Mann

“Purple Rain” by Leslie Mann

Raindrops keep glitching
In my head and my eyeballs
Are rolling away. (jf)

“Purple Rain” by Leslie Mann

“Portfolio And Shade” by Ruth Coleman

My job is flooding
Your eyes. The mental tide will
Be forgotten soon. (jf)

“Portfolio And Shade” by Ruth Coleman

“Would U Save Your Reality?” by Noirin & Lyra

Come closer kiss this oily lips.
Spit your nasty soul in our hands.
And forget the reality.

“Would U Save Your Reality?” by Noirin & Lyra

“Angels’ Cut” by Jonathan Falk

Some people say,
dried leaves can’t be
motionless in the airs.

But whoever saw the waves freezing,
had went through time and space.
Being human means
to be able to understand
humanity.

The borderless
create borderlands. (jf)

“Angels’ Cut” by Jonathan Falk