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N J Gordon
Star of the Sea
Star of the Sea Irish orphans become Civil War drummer boys Ghosts towns Bread riots Walking in rhythm. Road dust fire eaters covered in coa...
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Sharon Harmon
Open Pastures
Open Pastures In daydreams of vibrant greens Rushing to edges of high cliffs Sweeping fields of sheep and heather Spilling for miles to the ...
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Linette Rabsatt
Don Edwards
My Dad Had Apple Trees
My Dad Had Apple Trees My dad had apple trees that he loved more than he did some of us They were icy gray and dead to the touch in winter T...
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Danny P Barbere
Winter's Poem
Winter's Poem The empty ink pen leaves traces of words like footprints in the snow that lead home to a book finally published and wa...
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John Grey
The Promise of A New Day
The Promise of A New Day The sun’s up and about and scaling the rooftops. Office windows shimmer. Brownstones glow gold. If I’m small, maybe...
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Prithvijeet Sinha
The Princes
The Princes A man is always on top of the world, playing the impresario and deigning to look down at the string orchestra in the well of t...
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Alexander Limarev
Was the Little Boy?
Was the Little Boy? Who was that little boy a frill of magpie down? Who was that little boy whose fingers tenderly wormwood? Who was that l...
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Sherri Moye-Dombrosky
You’re Never Too Old
You’re Never Too Old After 32 years of wedded abuse– I finally realized that my life was worth more. Don’t get me wrong–I was blessed wit...
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Solape Adetutu Adeyemi
A Race I Do Not Understand
A Race I Do Not Understand And each step was laborious My feet felt heavy as lead My heart, like it would stop. There were no cheers from th...
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Gary Beck
Learning Process
Learning Process When I was a boy I used to fear the Soviet Union, the ruthless system that enslaved half of Europe and threatened the world...
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Sam Hendrian
Hues of Human
Hues of Human Turned the search engine Into a private brothel Free of fees And the need to please. Blamed it on the drinking, The accel...
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Ken Gosse
Dead-End Roads
Dead-End Roads The road looked smooth, not very steep, with broad, paved shoulders there to keep the travelers safe along the path without a...
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Sreekanth Kopuri
You Killed an Answer
You Killed an Answer For Praveen Pagadala "Greatness lies not in killing people but saving them." ...
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Emma Woodard
Imjamul Hoque Bhuiyan
I Was Never a Poet
I Was Never a Poet I was never a poet. Just a man on wheels— Spinning through Chittagong mornings, Dodging buses and broken hearts alike, C...
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Lynn White
It's Dark Now
It's Dark Now There was a time when "it’s not dark yet" seemed apposite, suitably pessimistic for that time but with a ray of ...
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William Perley
Four Haikus
Four Haikus I wish I could dance I'd be a song-and-dance man I wish I could sing -- The dew on the lawn carries the track of a bird brie...
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David Bigham
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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