Emma Lovell always had a real interest in words and literature and she recently took a creative writing course with the Open University on a whim, enjoyed it, achieved a distinction, and is now looking to continue with courses to advance her art. How many of you can relate to this poem? Pick me By […]
It's just poetry, it won't bite
Fortuity
A Molotkov is a writer, composer, filmmaker and visual artist, and a cofounder of the Inflectionist poetry movement (www.Inflectionism.com). Born in Russia, he moved to the United States in 1990 and switched to writing in English. He is the author of several novels, short story and poetry collections and he won the 2010 New Millennium […]
Hat
Stan Galloway’s most recent poem here was First Fruit, published as part of Contributor Series 8: Feast and Famine. By now you know Stan’s range. Here is a fine example of his humorous poetry. Would you know Dorothy Parker by her hat? Hat By Stan Galloway You dressed as Dorothy Parker for the party, some dead […]
Remission
Brooke Elliott’s poem Roots appeared here in March. Her poetry is very intimate and vivid, inviting readers into her life. RemissionBy Brooke Elliott The scar is quieter now. Its lines are smoother, still jagged in shape (no time can soften the sharp points), but cleaner, a little shrunken, […]
Barracuda
On a Friday in April, the students of Stan Galloway’s freshman English class at Bridgewater College thought they would have a pretty easy day of it. There were guest speakers coming in (Ray Brown and Annmarie Lockhart, all the way from New Jersey to participate in the Virginia Humanities Conference), no real work to be […]
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