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Thursday, 5 February 2015

5 Poems by Yuan Changming

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At the Threshold From the darkest moment Of last winter to the heaviest fog Of this summer, I fumbled all my way To this spot, wh...

5 Photos by Zhijian Tao

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Snowy Scenes

2 Poems by Joseph Harms

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TELEOLOGY To hear their webs asilver rote; achrome proscenium neath wayward oaks’ clockdrip of ossicles and moths; demised the riv-...

2 Poems by Joshua Martin

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Though My Palms Are Dirty Though my palms are dirty, to return to dust with an empty stomach is what concerns me most. To this extent, ...

4 Poems by Luke Thurogood

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Uprooted  Across the grey and dirtied sand Toes pressed deep unsure Pursued by boots heavy. Being torn from an old world to new Sails ...

3 Poems by Erika Lutzner

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Cambodia  Sold for five dollars; given drugs to make them jump like monkeys in a cage— the foreigners are turned on by this; go crazy for ...

1 Poem by Michael Fadum

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“Hey Sunshine, Stop Snoring!” She sleeps in clothed sheathes Blonde hair leaks out like leaves in a levy She channels Florence Having ...

2 Poems by Rebecca Kylie Law

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Pink Sky In The Morning  Late afternoon, a lone seagull staring out to sea, the wind lifting the back feathers of its crown. At dusk, ...

2 Poems by James Babbs

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Darkness Comes Around I started with coffee and whiskey and the fading light of another day seeping into the room it was the end of the...

3 Poems by Kate Hampton

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Dear Child I too have fears, dreams and deathly shadows, I too am a child. Unsolicited Advice someone should have told him: ...

2 Poems by Pamela C. Vandall

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Distortion I am in love.  Not with you    but with the moment     you hesitated and I captured you,    kept you suspended    on the c...

5 Poems by Clara Hsu

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Colorphonic Every morning I’m asked, What color? A rose is paled after many washes broken down rose. A clover for the cruel Ab...
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2 Poem by Joe Love

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The Punchline I can no longer recall the joke it was made many years ago but there was my uncle in the kitchen with a finger on the roo...

1 Poem by k. d. taylor

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The Idea The idea, like desire, melts into a puddle that a young man will lay his jacket over, helping a beautiful woman across....

2 Poems by Alan Catlin

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Spanish Exhumation They are excavating the unmarked graves of a Spanish Inquisition: mass burials by fascista friends and neighbors ...

1 Poem by Rodger Martin

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Flowering Tea Jasmine, lotus, amaranth unfurling,     dancers within their universe of glass    and steaming water, reborn as sterling ...

1 Poem by J. K. Durick

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Stone Fences – the Aran Islands They stop being picturesque after a time – row after row, waist-high, the color of the weather off the ...

2 Poems by Steve Myers

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Love Lyric (for Karen) I tried to write a poem on love And you came in and kissed my cheek. I tried to write a song on love And you ju...

2 Poems by Don Thompson

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Suburban Dead grass makes good camouflage for coyotes.  They disappear in it like partisans still wearing their coffee-stained khaki ja...

1 Poem by Susan Dale

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From Me To Me: Remember  Remember, standing there, alone in the Park Swings, slide, baseball field The winds so wild You could have tak...

3 Poems by Gale Acuff

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Salvation In Sunday School today Miss Hooker said that Jesus is coming soon so I need to get ready by stopping my sinning and getting m...

1 Poem by Erin O'Connor

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If You Can’t Fight It, Write It  Nights awake I wonder Where we might have been Had I convinced you I was dying or Got you pregnant th...

1 Poem by James Bertolino

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Pacific Halo What kind of intelligence is carried by ocean waves? Surely greater than that of the shark, or Dungeness crab.           ...

2 Poems by Lucas Owen

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Consumed - of the Earth I walked into the dead dull night looking for salvation - groping blind and aimlessly melting glacial waterfalls;...

3 Poems by Atri Majumder

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Evanescence A thought immersed in a fragile solitude, Like a liberty that empties itself- Before being seized. A vision condemned to b...

1 Poem by Darryl Price

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I Want to Sing To You without looking at the words. I want to draw a picture of you without setting my hat on fire. I want to swing you a...

1 Poem by Ross Knapp

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Passion fierce as the Grave One word is needed One, and only one One word to live The sole language of life Wealth withers away Frie...

2 Poems by Zheng Min

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Golden Sheaves of Rice Golden sheaves of rice are standing In the harvested autumnal field, And numberless weary mothers come to ...
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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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