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Ken Gosse
In The Beginning Was A Crap Shoot
In The Beginning Was A Crap Shoot A pair of dice in paradise had nearly caused a paradox. The plans he made were disarrayed and any progress...
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Craig Kirchner
On the Porch with Pound
On the Porch with Pound Venice, evening breezes, the radio faint from the kitchen, the parched pain of a life’s labor, leaves of greatness...
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John Grey
An Immigrant's Life
An Immigrant's Life The forked leaves of a silver maple were once as a foreign as Yiddish or junks on the Yangtse-Kiang. And now I live ...
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Sara Stegen
I'm Hanging On - Kid Me Not
I'm Hanging On - Kid Me Not Hold on tight. You tell me to hold on tight. Like I am a child in fright, my hands knotted in front of you, ...
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Joseph Ogbonna
Megan Dey-Toth
Todd Sullivan
Living an Old Story
Living an Old Story I am living an old story my parents biological machines eight decades in running on the verge of being decommissioned b...
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Stephen May
Unquiet Quadragesima
Unquiet Quadragesima As this ineluctable spring Spills forth sprig and flower From the giver: golden Easter trees and their roots Reaching...
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Allan Lake
Summertime Logic
Summertime Logic You’re living like old age only happens to those who allow it to happen. Good health, like money, comes and must continue...
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Sara Stegen
Barefoot hoes
Barefoot Shoes Barefoot biking in the rain. October is too late for barefoot biking---but I really saw it--- brown feet without slippers or...
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Tom Gannon Hamilton
Jan Chronister
Approaching 2026
Approaching 2026 In backyard trees remaining pecans catch low sunlight, glow like tiny lanterns. On the ground broken shells crunch underfoo...
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Adegoke Owoseni
In Eden, a Glory
In Eden, a Glory Faith is what we've got left a laser beam through benighted coves. A heart rejoices in its own heart, over the marvels ...
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Lynn White
It's Bizarre, Said Mike
It's Bizarre, Said Mike “It’s bizarre,” said Mike, his head sinking lower to drink down his pint on the evening before his business cla...
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Joseph Ogbonna
Shontay Luna
Unititled Night
Untitled Night My best friend shines upon me, always in the latest hour. I eagerly await in measured breathing, the moments after dusk. ...
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Bruce McRae
A List Of Shadows
A List Of Shadows “The shadow of your sorrow hath destroy’d the shadow of your face.” The shadow of a wheel coming back around on itself. T...
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William Perley
My Avoirdupois Is Out of Hand
My Avoirdupois Is Out of Hand My avoirdupois is getting out of hand Things are weighing me down Responsibilities, sensitivities Each and eve...
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Robin Styles Oliver
Bolder, the Younger
Bolder, the Younger Lies of a thieving son for all criminality of all souls perish cold, when once might I've lied? Forever was chose, a...
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Diana Raab
Welcome Bliss
Welcome Bliss There is joy when beginning a new day, flowers opening their hearts, evening dew drying in first sunlight, giggles of childr...
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The poets in this collection have put words on their love to honor those who have passed and to honor those whom they love here and now. This collection is a celebration of life as it explores the experiences of loved lives.
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