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Joseph Ogbonna
Imperial Rome
Imperial Rome I am imperial Rome and I am proud! I am western civilization's cloud. I emerged from a trivial republic to be made known ...
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William Doreski
Lower and Lower Manhattan
Lower and Lower Manhattan As I cross the river on foot a tower erupts a cataract of sun streaming down its windows. This elaboration suggest...
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Joseph Ogbonna
Francisc Edmund Balogh
Home on the Moon
Home on the Moon I will buy for us, my love a piece of land on the moon, on the dark side of it, where often is raining and there is not to...
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Nancy Manning
On Mount Monadnock
On Mount Monadnock I stand upon granite, look west as the goddess of evening spreads tired fingers across the sky. I breathe the air...
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Allan Lake
Concrete Images of Sicily
Concrete Images of Sicily A bit of cement and loads of sand plus rivers of sweat = a house, villa, apartment block, another hard storey. M...
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Nancy Manning
Leaving Perkins Pond
Leaving Perkins Pond Disappointed I haven’t seen any loons, I stand at the ring of this lake, say an October good-bye after a weekend of k...
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Prithvijeet Sinha
Outer Limits
Outer Limits When the city's outer limits appear through the windows of my car, the reflections from God get brighter and lucid ea...
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Cynthia Gallaher
Lordsburg to Silver City, New Mexico: False Front to the Backcountry?
Lordsburg to Silver City, New Mexico: False Front to the Backcountry? Next stop, Lordsburg At the North American Continental Divide is there...
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Eva-Axelle Moller
Peter A Witt
Concho Green
Concho Green It's that lazy time of year along the Concho, winding gently through the verdant pastures, flotilla of leaves drifting with...
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Sarah Das Gupta
Glimpses of the River Hooghly
Glimpses of the River Hooghly The first light strikes the water smashing the surface into a thousand watery splinters. At the ghats along th...
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Marianne Gambaro
Paterson City Hall
Paterson City Hall Each April evening at precisely 5:45 a murmuration of starlings landed on the minute hand of the city hall clock stopping...
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Marianne Gambaro
Micky Schoor
Jean Janicke
Thin Place at Slim Point
Thin Place at Slim Point A spirited wind blows everything sideways, snaps hair across your eyes so it scratches, like the wool army blanket ...
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Jeff Hatfield
A Day at the Office
A Day at the Office At the beach just before dawn, You wait for the sun, in between yawns Soon you'll see it rising, out from the ocean,...
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Donna Langevin
To the Sonora
To the Sonora If you were human, you’d be a brutal soul. You claw at my skin and the sky. Your dust clogs my pores. Your sun is a shot to my...
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Donna Langevin
Margaret Koger
Moonlight in the Rockies
Moonlight in the Rockies Step away from the fire, see the moon give light to shadow. Moonflowers abloom here, ruffled white trumpets; scions...
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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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