Kenneth Karrer’s most recent poem here was New Year’s Kiss, published in January, 8th Runner-up in the First Ever vox poetica Poetry Contest. I had no idea when I scheduled this poem that it would be after a day on which some lawns (and left-out-to-be-recycled Christmas trees!) returned to sight now that some snow has melted. […]
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New Accident
Ellenelizabeth Cernek-Kashk is a resident of North Bergen NJ. She first started to love writing in sixth grade. Her teacher gave an assignment to write a poem and after reading Ellenelizabeth’s poem gave her a blank book and a new pen and told her never to stop writing. Ellenelizabeth is also a painter and photographer […]
Diversity Rules
AJ Huffman is a poet and freelance writer in Daytona Beach FL. Her work has been published internationally in journals such as Avon Literary Intelligencer, Eastern Rainbow, Medicinal Purposes Literary Review, The Intercultural Writer’s Review, Icon, Writer’s Gazette, and The Penwood Review. Diversity Rules By AJ Huffman cover girl gorgeous why worry life is short and shades in-between make light of the […]
Rescue
Dee Thompson’s most recent poem to appear here was Sarah’s Eyes, published as part of Contributor Series 7: The Confessional Diary of Bone. This poem is an entirely different kind of tribute, most definitely a love poem. Rescue By Dee Thompson I pushed through Hot verdant green shoots Sun splintering in Tendrils of yellow splayed Alive, […]
Me, the Monster
Robert CJ Graves’ most recent appearance here was in the form of Monsters. The monster in this poem is of a very different sort than the ones he wrote about in the previous one. This monster is one we writers can recognize if we look in the mirror. Me, the Monster By Robert CJ Graves You […]
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