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Out of the Dust

11.17.09 Posted in today's words by

Bob Christin, the man behind the movement! That’s right, this is the man who brought us The Albright Poets, those gifted writers whose work comes out of Virginia and echoes around the world. You’ve read some of Bob’s deeply affecting poetry here (ADORATION, for Dorothy; For My Daughter) and you’ve read his blog. Much thought […]


Walking Beyond Her Reach

11.16.09 Posted in today's words by

Chris G. Vaillancourt is a Canadian poet whose work has been published in poetry magazines such as The Inkling, The Lance, Opossum Review, Plum Ruby Review, Windsor Star, Quills Canadian Poetry Magazine, Poesy, The Poetry Stop, and Detour Memphis. Several of his chapbooks have been published as well and his new book, I Walk Naked […]


My Words

11.15.09 Posted in today's words by

Jimmi Ware is a global citizen striving to make a difference. She volunteers her time facilitating poetry workshops with at-risk youth and victims of abuse. She is founder of the Black Feather Put On Earth To Speak (POETS) in Anchorage, AK. This nonprofit group of artists is committed to raising awareness for the prevention of […]


Signify the Apple

11.14.09 Posted in today's words, vox poetica originals by

The apples are still delicious this fall. Signify the Apple By Annmarie Lockhart There are as many theories about the apple as there are stars in the sky. Is it fair to say it meant something different to Eve than it did to Adam? Did either of them know that then; do either of them […]


Thinking

11.13.09 Posted in today's words by

Clyde Borg is a retired high school teacher and administrator. He has been writing nonfiction and poetry since 1998. He resides in Fords, NJ. This poem gives the reader a potent image of what seems to happen when we stir up an idea or two. May your thoughts always run clear as clean water, particularly […]


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