POETRY PACIFIC

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Monday, 5 May 2014

4 Poems by Frank Polizzi

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FROM THE SEA                                                 Exotic freighters                                                 slick into...

Interview with John C. Mannone

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Bionote John C. Mannone has work in Agave, BlazeVOX, Tupelo Press, Raven Chronicles, Poetica Magazine, Synaesthesia, 3Elements Review, T...

2 Poems by Jeff Jeppeson

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Our Furniture Poems She said, the professor, write something about furniture and once again I thunked my head on my desk. The next wee...
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3 Poems by Pattie Flint

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I Want to See your Rampart Smiles I pirated Julia Roberts smile for years ever since her legs in Pretty Woman, but they call me cheshire...

2 Poems by Allen Qing Yuan

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Waltz of the Cherry Blossoms Two rebels break from the formation during the finale, Desiring to demonstrate their own worth The other p...

4 Photos by Garth von Buchholz

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3 Poems by Marianne Szlyk

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Radio Corvallis Radio Corvallis is down for the night. Once the sun rises, The Tornados’ “Telstar” will rise, too. It will hover above ...

2 Poems by Charles F. Thielman

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Starlight Loon call relaxing the fist of his heart, a crescent’s eye glints silver across midnight’s lake as dream kneels to lap up ...

1 Poem by Vladimir Swirynsky

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Alien Worlds She is on the Cover Stepping out of her crashed Spaceship--- Beautiful legs, Clear plastic helmet So we can see Her bea...

3 Poems by Doug Bolling

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What There Wind wrack. Low hum of sea. Voices below long dead. Bottom sand furrowing among sunken ship tatter, Two worlds of how ...

2 Poems by Kitty Jospé

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Battered she’s in the river                running  to wrest                         the last rays of ribcaged sun             caught i...

1 Poem by Demond Blake

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god’s Acne A delightful Woman @ the bar Decided to Tell me About god’s Forgiveness hmm, i said He’ll forgive all Yr transgressio...

1 Poem by J. K. Durick

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About Half My father-in-law always planted double of everything. If he wanted two, he put in four, three, then six, and on, and on, ed...

2 Poems by Ira Melnick

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I twist in the wind Like some unhinged barber pole Red stripes overlapping I have been whipped Those are not stars They are five point...

1 Poem by Marcia Slatkin

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Potions “I’ve passed many a lumped corpse, and last month watched a chopper swoop near my work in the veldt, then heard the saw, and k...

2 Poems by Vanessa K. Eccles

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Chained Cuffed and broken I lay shackled in the darkened room, Chained by responsibilities and guilted duties. There’s not a key only a...

3 Poems by Albert Geiser

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The End Of Summer Camp the blind people arriving because summer camp ended the tents taken down the worker from Alaska, smelly and he...

2 Poems by Gary Beck

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Senior Search The refusal to be left behind propels seniors to the internet, seeking companionship, friendship, romance, other benef...

5 Photos by Russell Streur

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 Wyoming Dawn Siren Wyoming Windmill Wyoming View Wyoming Landscape Postcard from Cheyenne I have heard t...
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3 Poems by Jeanie Greensfelder

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Hypnos, God of Sleep He creeps into my bed, envelops me, erases my worries, and together we dream. But on those nights when he does...

1 Poem by Joshua Medsker

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Losing Something is always lost, between the time you see a leaf and when you decide to write about it. Bionote Josh Medsker is a ...

3 Poems by Denise Powell

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The Illusion of Presence Hunkered down blanket warms legs purple from hugging metal. The process becomes easier when others are presen...
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3 Poems by Shanta Acharya :

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BLACK SWANS The highly expected not happening is also a Black Swan. Nassim Nicholas Taleb Look into your own history – exile from fam...

1 Poem by Walter Bargen

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Redwood This spring afternoon two shovels booted into the soft ground near the house, their handles vertical, exclamations at the end o...
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YUAN CHANGMING grew up in a remote village, started to learn the English alphabet in Shanghai at age 19 & published monographs on translation before leaving China. With a Canadian PhD in English, Yuan currently lives in Vancouver, where he has worked as a freelance tutor, translator & publisher. Writing credits include 15 Pushcart nominations & 16 poetry collections besides appearances in Best of the Best Canadian Poetry (2008-2017), BestNewPoemsOnline and over 2200 other literary outlets across 52 countries. A former poetry judge for Canada's National Magazine Awards, Yuan began writing prose in 2022, his debut novel Detaching, silver romance The Tuner, short story collection Flashbacks, cnf collection Return to Roots & novel trilogy Towards all available on Amazon. ALLEN YUAN, born & brought up in Vancouver, is a 2-time Pushcart & Best of the Net nominee as well as the author of Traffic Light. Since grade 10, he has had poetry published in more than 70 magazines across 16 countries, including Cordite Poetry Review, Literary Review of Canada & Spillway. Since graducation from UBC in 2019, Allen has been working as a financial analyst in Vancouver.
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