Because They Never Went To Woodstock by Mitja Lovše

[tabby title="Poem"] The jailed becamethe jailers as those dothat were laughed atand that gain the strength. These forget whatthey used to symbolize,they call themselvesthe biggest chosen ones. A battered streetin search of a way outwith no comfort nowas the breaking...

A Singing Tycoon by Mitja Lovše

[tabby title="Poem"] Ever been down?Yes, too many timeslike a popsiclewith no more ice, the coffee's gone,the industrialist happy:no more paychecks,we have the machines that don't needto be fed and paid,but we feel this,sorry for the chaos. A greatly admired shotfor...

Speaking Of A Depression by Mitja Lovše

[tabby title="Poem"] A fever to complainin the meanderingtaken by a causethat dissipated, deconstruct a willto the buildingssome boughtfor a joke, a bagel is servedat another timeneeded to beway too late, a coffee can't solvewhat the city offered. [tabby title="Poet Bio"]...

A Revolution Paradigm by Mitja Lovše

[tabby title="Poem"] The old rebelsestablishedthe orderand … They hate the factthey fucked up,so they screamat the rest … Someone knockson their doorsto tell themto leave … No one learnt,everyone wishes. [tabby title="Poet Bio"] Mitja Lovše is a writer, a performer...

An Interlude, Worthy Of An Arthur Penn TV Movie by Mitja Lovše

[tabby title="Poem"] So much for your breakfast,the army intruded as you hadsome scrambled eggs and coffee.'Can you wait just a little bit longer?' A shot in the head did say no,we cannot wait a little bit longer,so we won't let...