Ki Woyke’s poem omaha upside down appeared here in February 2012. mourning cloaks me By Ki Woyke mourning cloaks meas mourning cloaks flutter bynon-dairy butter fliesas i slide up through twin peaks mudsurround sounds surround mechickadee mewax their bohemian wings and shrill trills around mesquirrel their barks and bark down the firsas I wonder why the berriesin […]

Born in Windsor Ontario in 1960, Greg grew up in 4 small towns throughout Ontario before moving to London in 1970. An electronics technician graduate of Fanshawe Colllege in 1982, Greg began writing extensively and has continued ever since. He is most passionate about poetry. His other interests include music, astronomy, philosophy, photography, foreign languages, […]

Lisa M Drago used to fear poetry. It seemed like something reserved for folks with a specialized ethereal mind. Then, in September 2011, just for the heck of it, she took a poetry workshop on writing sestinas. As if by magic she’s been seized by her muse and compelled to write sestinas (and other formal […]

PMPope’s most recent poem to appear here was how to find the calendar made for the muse (January 2012). His poetry collection, Written All Over Your Face{book} is now available and you can listen to him read from it and talk about it in his recent interview at vox poetica’s 15 Minutes of Poetry. Morning Glory By PMPope Look @ […]

Scott Owens’ most recent poem to appear here was The Real Death of Superman (May 2011). The Possibility of Substance Beyond Reflection By Scott Owens I didn’t see the V of geese fly overhead in the slate gray sky as I sat waiting for a reading in my Prius in front of the Royal Bean Coffee House & […]