Harris Tobias’ most recent poem here was Vines (September 2011). ShiftedBy Harris Tobias The old world spins around It spins around The summers come and go Their heat spent, they cool and slow They cool and slow And then, it’s fall again With all the frenzy that entails The dwindling light as daylight fails Those splashing hours […]
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Final fireflies
A tramp, a gentleman, a poet, a dreamer, a lonely fellow, always hopeful of romance and adventure, James H Duncan is a New York native, part-time Taoist, and the editor of Hobo Camp Review. A frequent haunt of all-night diners, used book shops, dive bars, and train station platforms, his nocturnal transmissions of poetry and fiction […]
Wind
Ashley Strain has been writing poetry since the third grade when a teacher suggested she enter a poem into the Rainbow Express. The poem was accepted and published. Since then she has had several poems published in literary magazines at her alma mater, Rutgers University. Ashley was born and raised in New Jersey, where she […]
In love
Allison Grayhurst lives in Toronto. Over the past 20 years her poems have been published in journals throughout the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom including The Antigonish Review, Dalhousie Review, The New Quarterly, Wascana Review, Poetry Nottingham International, The Cape Rock, and White Wall Review. Her work was also included in the Insomniac Press anthology Written in the […]
Cricket in the Hall
Nicole Poulain Garcia began writing poetry at the age of 9 after reading a bit of Shakespeare. The allure and beauty of the words inspired her to try her own hand and she has kept on writing ever since. She has had poems published at Moon Drenched Fables and Moon Washed Kisses under the name of “Elora […]
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