Gerard Sarnat, MD, has written 2 poetry collections, Homeless Chronicles and Disputes, and his work has been published in more than 60 journals and anthologies. His third book, Seventeens, will consist of 17-syllable, 3-line short forms (as shown here). Visit his website. Speaking for meBy Gerard Sarnat nothing so grandfor grandparents and grandkidsas grandparents, grandkids
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Nature of Woods
Samantha Seto wrote this poem. Why aren’t you writing one now? Nature of WoodsBy Samantha Seto One flower petal drops and lands in the river,Water in the river moves in constant motion downstream. The trees sway and move gently with the breeze,Fragrance of nature carries a new aroma. My path is filled with sunlight,Birds release […]
Lifelines
Linda Bojman’s poem Night appeared here in October 2012. LifelinesBy Linda Bojman Deep in your soul you find truth.Deep in your heart you find love.Deep in your brain you find reason. Soul, heart, and brain are lifelineshelping you weather storms,keeping you safe,making you whole.Look inside and knowyour way to safe harbor.
Cancer
James McGurk’s most recent poem to appear here was Ten Minute Morning 3:30 am (October 2012).CancerBy James McGurkIt lingered For how long Days Hours Years Perhaps At first breath At first smell Or when The eyes opened For first light Or Did it follow The umbilical Straight to eyes In their first light And Gather in first […]
I Am a Woman
Karen Jakubowski’s most recent poem to appear here was Voice Within Raindrops (May 2012). I Am a WomanBy Karen Jakubowski I am dark and tangled rootsclinging vines emerging from sheer cliffswoven between mud and rock.I am way ahead of you anticipatingskidding down an icy highwayready for anything including that slip-up.I am a maze of intricate threadssinuous connectors […]
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