Vivekanand Jha writes poetry that is informed by a desire for world peace (Trauma of Terror, Hands Heave to and Harm and Hamper). His message is irrefutable and his verse, ever hopeful. Let me live even in the dark By Vivekanand Jha You keep with you your creative art Although you don’t help me to start […]

Rae Spencer’s poems are sophisticated (Aviary, I dropped it again, What If,Lore). They show us the world through her eyes, the eyes of a poet who happens to also be a veterinarian. Today’s poem gives us a playful look at the month of May. Hey, May By Rae Spencer Hey, May, what’s with the pole? That jaunty […]

William C Ross refers to his bio as The Ex Files as he is an ex-broadcaster (radio: on air and management), ex-administrator (county government), and an ex-freelancer/consultant in advertising and public relations. He is now retired and his hobbies are poetry, the reading, writing, and collecting of it. For the past 6 months William has […]

Mark Myers gave us a decidedly cheerier story his last go-around (Schooled). Is he rangy? Yes, he is. Read more at his blog after you read this. You’ll want something happy after this, but you’re going to love the poem regardless.  Jaded dreams of freedom By Mark Myers The crack house at Buckhorn It was really just […]

Visual artist and poet Ivan Jenson writes poetry that is as visual as anything he might put on a canvas (Mouth of Babes, Hunger Strike, The Problem). We see inside his head and heart by looking at the word art he throws out for us. You can see more of his work at his web site.   You […]