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Is there such a thing

02.15.12 Posted in today's words by

Kay Middleton’s most recent poem to appear here was Will not drown (January 2012). But head over to words to linger on and look at what she’s got posted there now as well … love in many different guises … hey, it’s Valentine’s Day … what did you expect? Is there such a thing By Kay Middleton […]


Star Crosser

02.14.12 Posted in today's words by

Charlene James-Duguid’s most recent poem to appear here was Jung (January 2012). Star Crosser By Charlene James-Duguid Now passingToo quicklyThe earth’s sphere. Nearing the moonWith itsCompanion star. I’d like to fly between the twoSeparateThemFor AMoment So when rejoinedThey’d know their love again.


A Timeless Thought

02.13.12 Posted in today's words by

William C Ross’ most recent poem to appear here was Moonrise Over Tucson (April 26, 2001) (September 2011). When I read this I resolve to throw the clock out the window and live at my own pace. Who’s with me?  A Timeless Thought By William C Ross It is the ultimate waste of timeto be concerned about […]


Old Fashioned

02.12.12 Posted in today's words by

Kevin Ridgeway is a writer from Southern California, where he resides in a shady bungalow with his girlfriend and their one-eyed cat. His recent work can be found in Underground Voices, Full of Crow, Eunoia Review, and Pipe Dream.  Old Fashioned By Kevin Ridgeway Vivid memories sing today,vultures circling the empty presentfive years old and surrounded bycherished elder […]


Another Coffeehouse Night

02.11.12 Posted in today's words by

Summer Qabazard is a poet from England and Kuwait. She grew up mostly by the Arabian Gulf and now lives among the cornfields of Normal IL, where she is a PhD student at Illinois State University.  Another Coffeehouse Night By Summer Qabazard A woman who works at the coffeehouse sneaks chocolate chip cheesecake twists it […]


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