Archive for Speculative
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(UNTITLED SPECULATIVE HAIKU) • by Greg Schwartz
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green pasture
Japanese Short Forms, Poems, Speculative
zombie cows graze
on the farmer
Greg Schwartz is the staff cartoonist for SP Quill Magazine and a member of the Haiku Society of America. Some of his poems have appeared or are forthcoming in Frogpond, Modern Haiku, New York Quarterly, and the 2008 Red Moon Anthology. Spec House of Poetry has just released a broadside [...]
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INTELLIGENT LIFE • by Greg Schwartz
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aliens orbit
Poems, Speculative
a blue-green planet
watch its creatures wage
war after war
eventually
they move on
still in search
of intelligent life.
Greg Schwartz is the staff cartoonist for SP Quill Magazine and a member of the Haiku Society of America. Some of his poems have appeared or are forthcoming in Frogpond, Modern Haiku, New York Quarterly, and the 2008 Red Moon Anthology. [...]
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GREY GOO • by Jonathan Pinnock
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“Grey
Humour/Satire, Poems, Speculative
goo
is such
a far-fetched
and absurd notion,”
said the nanotechnologist,
staring down at the bubbling floor
and wondering what
had happened
to both
his
feet.
Jonathan Pinnock was born in Bedfordshire, England, and despite having so far visited over forty other countries, has failed to relocate any further away than the next door county of Hertfordshire. He is married with two children and a 1961 Ami [...]
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UNLOCKING THE GALAXY • by by Aurelio Rico Lopez III
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A Martian craft banks left,
Poems, Speculative
narrowly avoiding the speeding meteor
set off course by planetary gravitational pull.
A fleet of flying saucers
barrel roll along the rings of Saturn while
alien youngsters fly kites
on the stormy winds of Jupiter’s hurricanes.
Back on Earth, behind a telescope lens –
a Christmas gift from his dad –
a little child
up way past his bedtime,
yawns and [...]

