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Wasting Words Before I Go to Sleep

03.14.10 Posted in today's words by

Chris G Vaillancourt’s poetry has been read here before (Black Funeral Pyre, Unheard, Walking Beyond Her Reach) and his book, I Walk Naked into a Cloud, has recently been released. Chris writes poetry that readers can relate to. Today’s offering continues the theme.   Wasting Words Before I Go to Sleep By Chris G Vaillancourt […]


Murder in My Heart

03.14.10 Posted in today's words by

Clive Martyn writes and lives in the UK with his wife and three children. He is a writer of dark fiction, particularly fantasy, sci-fi, and horror, as well as fiction. He is editing an anthology of flash stories, Elements of Horror, set to be published this year, and his second novel is being reviewed by […]


The Fading Winter

03.13.10 Posted in today's words by

James G Piatt has given us poems on different themes (Adieu, My Love; My Uncertain Life; Love  Continues). This poem continues the trend. Seems James is speaking for all of us as we make our way through March and into spring and summer beyond. Look for more of his poetry to appear in different places […]


Bank

03.12.10 Posted in today's words by

When last read on these pages, Texan Clay Carpenter was giving his take on resolutions (Poems and Bills). Before that he gave us a Pushcart Prize nominated slice of life (Strawberry). So what’s he got today? Musings on the interconnected. Thoughts for our times. Bank By Clay Carpenter calculated cool and crime-scene clean lighting grins […]


Poets

03.11.10 Posted in today's words by

California native Katrina K Guarascio currently resides in Albuquerque NM, where she teaches high school English. She is largely inspired by the individual and the human experience and is constantly attempting to capture a persona in poetry. She is the author of two chapbooks and a recent full-length book titled A Scattering of Imperfections. Fan […]


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