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Older, Wiser

12.05.09 Posted in today's words by

Hockey has the power play, you’re familiar with the term, when one team has the advantage of more players on the ice than the opponent. What that means, of course, is that the team with the advantage can muscle its way on to the scoreboard. Jean Hendrickson is always on a power play and the […]


Canary

12.04.09 Posted in today's words by

Sandy Benitez spent her childhood traveling the world as a military brat. Her poetry has appeared in over 100 print and online poetry journals such as Contemporary American Voices, The Clearfield Review, Tinfoildresses, Elimae, Full of Crow, Lung Poetry Journal, and Loch Raven Review. She currently resides in Wyoming with her husband, 2 children, and […]


African Crow

12.03.09 Posted in today's words by

Stan Galloway is a professor of English at Bridgewater College, Bridgewater VA (did no one see that coming?), where he also lives and writes. He has a book of literary criticism set to be released in spring 2010 called Teenage Tarzan: A Literary Analysis of Jungle Tales of Tarzan. This poem was inspired by Stan’s […]


Flight

12.02.09 Posted in today's words by

Frank Cavano is a retired physician who has a habit of writing poetry when inspired by powerful feelings, thoughts, or images precipitated by his own experiences or those of others. Most of his work touches on the experience of being human, healing, and spirituality. His words have been published in numerous places in both literary […]


Defying Gravity

12.01.09 Posted in today's words by

Dannan O’Brien is an artist and writer published in poetry, short fiction, and educational nonfiction. She has poetry archived in Juice Online and was a recent winner in the Flash Fiction 40 contest. Her entry appears in the anthology of the same name. She lives and writes at the top of a hill in a […]


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