Fantasy and Horror poetry is a hard thing to define. Most poems have a rather surreal edge to them, walking the thin line between fantasy and reality. The works we have chosen this month range from poems about elves and dragons to poems that evoke a sense of the fantastic. We hope you enjoy reading them as much as we did as we went through the submissions for this month's issue.

by Paul Harrap
A poem that nicely sums up all that Strange Paths is about. There's something strange about that jaunty little pixie...

by William C. Burns, Jr.
Somehow, it got out of the box. (Poem)

by Elisabeth Hegerat
This poem shows that every story has more than one side, even a fairy tale.

by Christina Walters
No tears left to weep, I let the wind sing my dirge...(Poem)

by Luke W. Cooper
A poem that explores the theme of mortality

by Marianne Holmgaard
Two poems about...well, about death and fear!

by Janette Lee
I love you all! (Poem)

by William C. Burns, Jr.
Now dance the way the music makes you feel. (Poem)

by Dondi Ratliff
Ah, to fly on the wings of a dragon...(Poem)

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