Jeanette Cheezum’s most recent poem here was Another Day’s Work, published as part of Contributor Series 8: Feast and Famine. Jeanette often steps out of her own personal experience and gives us looks at and into the lives of others. If you haven’t seen it yet, make sure you stop by cavalcadeofstars, Jeanette’s new online literary magazine. […]
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Land of Eternal Bliss
Aarushi Vyas is a 16-year-old girl living in Delhi India. She is a science student who has been writing poetry since she was 10. Aarushi says this poem was inspired by a 2009 visit to Sikkim and Darjeeling and that “often while chasing the big pleasures of life, we ignore the things that matter most […]
Corona Solis
Darryl Willis’ poem Making Love appeared here in August 2010. This poem uses a handful of words to paint us a very big picture. Corona Solis By Darryl Willis Bright sky center of albumen brushed feathered white with clouds. Donetsk awash in summer light. Obeisant petals to birds in flight.
One Spring Evening
James G Piatt’s poem Winter at the Farm appeared here in March. James is advancing us through the seasons. One Spring Evening By James G Piatt Serene was the evening without city roar, A night of peace without scarred asphalt: The wind’s calm obeyed the earth’s spin As it kissed the sides of the smooth shore, The […]
Lunchtime Spent Getting New Tires
Charles Clifford Brooks III has had work published at The Dead Mule,Eclectica, Gloom Cupboard,Cerebration, Underground Voices,Alba, Zygote in My Coffee, Prick of the Spindle, Conversations, Unlikely 2.0, and The Cartier Street Review. His poetry has been featured on the Joe Milford Poetry Show and he is currently editing his first poetry collection, Whirling Metaphysics, to be published soon! Lunchtime Spent Getting New Tires By […]
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