Yes, it’s that time of year when some of us set out to improve ourselves. Or not. The turn of the calendar represents the turn of a page, and isn’t that something all readers and writers can relate to? Let’s start Contributor Series 3 with a sweet and fun poem, most definitely well intentioned, by […]
It's just poetry, it won't bite
Camelot
You have read the fine poetry of Danielle Cross here before (reserving judgment, Contributor Series 1: 9/11, 9-12). In case you haven’t visited her blog recently, take a minute to do so now and notice how great it looks with the new layout. This poem is set on a beach, but the mood is decidedly […]
The Problem
Ivan Jenson’s art has taken him around the world and across varied media. His acclaimed pop art has garnered him attention in the advertising and art world circles. Ivan’s poetry has appeared or is forthcoming in Word Riot, Zygote in My Coffee, Camroc Press Review, Word Catalyst Magazine, Poetry Super Highway, Alternative Reel Poets Corner, […]
Tears of Joy
Bettie Coffin writes gorgeous gems of philosophical poetry, little bites of rich food for thought (Silence, Choices). This poem is heartfelt and to the point. Read it and relate. Tears of Joy By Bettie Coffin Sometimes when my heart is this full My eyes spill over with JOY!
Rockefeller Center Receives the Song
Inspired by some Christmas appearances on the Saturday Today Show by the St. Bartholomew’s Boy and Girl Choristers. Rockefeller Center, dressed up for Christmas, in the predawn dark, bare of tourists and commuters is one of the most beautiful places in the world. Rockefeller Center Receives the SongBy Annmarie Lockhart5:30 am: The India ink sky […]
Latest Podcast Episode
