Orenaug Mountain Poetry Journal

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Louise Pocock

The Threshold

November 07, 2026

The Threshold Crossing again, Pietra Serena; four centuries swallow my air. The ceiling close. I light a candle. Torsos twisting, claws and ...

Samuel Gluck

Blast Off

September 12, 2026

Blast Off My Space X is ready for launch, Fueling up and soon to blast off, Cutting free of earthly shackles for Destinations distant and u...

Supatra Sen

I Was...So I Am

August 24, 2026

I Was, So I Am My today meets my yesterday And says Though familiar You’re yet very very different So naïve So full of qualms And inadequ...

Claire Andreani

Black Flesh

May 16, 2026

Black Flesh A ray of moonlight is drawn on the ceiling, entering the room from the slight space between the curtains; I close my eyes and m...

Craig Kirchner

Grounded

December 13, 2025

Grounded I awoken to a green giraffe with black spots, standing against a royal blue sky. A little further down the wall a pink pig is smili...

Richard Stimac

Thomasson

October 25, 2025

Thomasson Where once a rotted wood balcony stood, a second-floor door opened to the air on the back facade of the Tic and Toc Speakeasy. Gre...

Ri dela Borj

Counterclockwise

August 16, 2025

Counterclockwise Alarm clock ringing Church bell chiming Pendulum swaying From the grandfather clock The reverberating reminder Time is raci...

Jim Landwehr

Future Tense

August 12, 2025

Future Tense The future paid me a visit wearing a grin of uncertainty and dressed in elaborate unknowns. I sensed it wanted to talk but it s...

Martin Giroux

Perseids

June 28, 2025

Perseids so i dedicated my life to the study of the perseids each night my face amid stars reflecting back at me in black pools of cool wa...

Debadrita Sarkar

Reflection

June 07, 2025

Reflection Standing on the shore of Ganges, where the heart meets with nature, and its unfolded curiosity spreads over and over. Sun's ...

Michał Mazurkiewicz

Early Spring

May 28, 2025

Early Spring I run and let this run last. I am entering new spaces, penetrating through this early spring, heading towards the unknown. I ru...

Roger Funston

There Are Quiet Places

February 10, 2025

There Are Quiet Places There are quiet places where something stopped long ago Primordial ancient redwood forest Sunlight filtering through ...

Liz Jakimow

Thin Places

December 31, 2024

Thin Places I long for the thin places where the barrier between living and spirit is a gossamer veil not a chasm. If I were in those thin...

Betty Lou Bowles

God Is

December 25, 2024

God Is The color of Water” Said Mrs. McBride to Her son James Water is the color of Spirit in Baptism The color of purity The color of God N...

Fabrice Poussin

Touching the Truth

November 12, 2024

Touching the Truth Darkness prevailed upon the eye of the weary another dawn turned to dusk in the early hours amidst sounds numbed by a thi...

Bart Edelman

Static

October 27, 2024

Static Always drawn to static. The more disturbances, the better. I’m at home with noise-- On any measurable level: High, low, somewhere in ...

Thomas Zimmerman

The Faintest Star

August 12, 2024

The Faintest Star Let’s bless the inner, ever-mounting flame, the third eye open wide, the living flesh we press in joy, in need. The world ...

Sangita Roy

The Unseen Bond

May 14, 2024

The Unseen Bond In the realm where silence reigns, And the cosmos spins in endless lanes, There lies a bond, unseen, untold, Connecting soul...

Sreelekha Chatterjee

Solace of Time

April 12, 2024

Solace of Time It’s hard to imagine now, as sufferings left to smother, a story of a country at war with itself, when people once fought aga...

Robert Giebisch

Solstice

March 29, 2024

Solstice Angel, avatar you zoom to me, under winter skies, through pine trees and swollen streams. You break the echo of my room, turn my ...