Jeanette Gallagher’s most recent poem to appear here was Timeless (July 2012). My Extraordinary GiftBy Jeanette Gallagher On an ordinary summer morningOn my pier in Linkhorn Bay, I prepareto go crabbing–a ritual I often perform.While I tie string to rail and lower bait into bayI am overcome with a sudden ecstasy. A shift in consciousness compels me […]
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The dog’s bark
Adukuri Jagannath Rao is a retired banker who lives in Hyderabad, India. His interests include poetry and photography. Visit his web site. The dog’s barkBy Adukuri Jagannath Rao The dog’s bark came late in the nightAlong with a motor’s whir and the humOf my computer into a night’s old age.The trees crackled in the fallen leavesOn […]
Mark the Date
R Martin Basden’s most recent poem to appear here was Durable Good (June 2012). Mark the DateBy R Martin Basden Remember the swell of mystery,the Oh My God wonder of childbirth concluded,most to be celebrated in annual ribbon ritualunless,the first few are the lastbreaths. Remember the sweep of anguish,the Oh My God wonder of what and why,of […]
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Clarice Backus is a wife-mommy-poet-musician. As a chagrined but thankful transplant from the west to the east coast, she searches for mountains in the clouds. Her poetry is inspired by all of nature’s beauty, daily life with little ones, and walking the narrow road of faith. Visit her blog. Welcome to the PageBy Clarice Backus You […]
Dreamlike
W Keith Moore was raised in Mississippi in a family of storytellers. He started writing when he was 14, wrote and recorded his first song in Meridian MI. He read Faulkner at Mississippi State and was inspired to try his hand at poetry. He admires the work of Yeats, Rilke, Dylan Thomas, and Jim Harrison. […]
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