POETRY PACIFIC
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Tuesday, 5 May 2015
2 Poems by Kristin LaFollette
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Skeletons Buried beneath layers of muscle, inscribed with words in black ink, secrets that no one can see or know. Discernment— a f...
1 Poem & 2 Photos by Emily Strauss
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The Wind Stops Sometimes the wind stopped after dark and stars shone among the pine's branches, winked into existence and out again...
2 Poems by Domenic Scopa
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World’s End Written while hiking in Hingham, MA at the reservation “World’s End” on December 21, 2012—the day that the Maya...
2 Poems by Marina Romani
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Seasons Quartet • ice glitters on bare branches radiance startles blinds dazzle of insight • cherry blossoms in spring rai...
1 Poem by Alicia Hoffman
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Says the Angel to the Body Before dawn’s slow encroachment my shape descends to take you altogether – so wholly, love, your body a bur...
3 Poems by Rose Lu
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The Heart of a Lotus A summer lotus ready to bloom, Is a heart wrapped in worries Who can peel off the wrapping petal by petal Who can ...
5 Poems by Yuan Changming
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iHooyeau supposing Darwin was right it did take as long as one million years before apes became what we are, gradually and passiv...
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1 Poem by Bruce Louis Dodson
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Early Morning Riser Wakened at Three thirty in the morning Thup thup thup of rotors Police helicopter overhead Walk to the window Lo...
1 Poem by Ajise Vincent
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GLUTTONS The gods of our land are gluttons they eat dreams, drink hopes then excrete diatribes for propriety to feast on They milk th...
1 Poem by Keith Wesley Combs
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invisible. walking thru busy streets parks, shopping malls checking out all the pretty girls like a dirty old bastard undressing them ...
2 Poems by David Chorlton
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6 o’clock Sunlight crawls along the street, picking out grass blades between the long shadows the trees cast, until the last of it dis...
2 Poem by Seth Jani
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Six Questions If every day the white light burst From the coded depths of things, If the sun rose endlessly On the shorn horizon, If...
1 Poem by Karl W. Carter
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MALIBU BEACH This day when the clouds lifted When sun weak and pale filtered through storm grey clouds Sea...
1 Poem by Steve Myers
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ELIZABETH ANN I remember when we came here To this park and lake And strolled and talked all afternoon. Don’t let me cry ...
2 Poems by Ryan Francis Kelly
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- - Word Problems - - Question 1.) Eastford and Westford are 260 miles apart. If Train A leaves Eastford and heads toward Westford go...
2 Poems by D. F. Paul
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Gentle Gentle, Come gently to the door Where man may lose sight Of the whispering candle glow. Come gently, lest the wind Of your own...
1 Poem by Lynne Viti
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Walking at Day’s End Explain to me how the sea Puts parentheses around the years Since my father held my waist, We jumped the waves, A...
1 Poem by Cristine A. Gruber
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Restoration You’ve carried the plan since the days of your youth, always knowing this day would come, this moment in time for reparat...
4 Poems by Mike Northen
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Thanksgiving Poem Not Norman Rockwell but near enough: women in the kitchen with mincemeat pies men at pinochle around the dining room ...
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1 Poem by Dah Helmer
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Corrosion There’s rust inside this dream. What is known, what is not. It’s morning now, flat light through cracks. Somehow your lips,...
1 Poem by Bill Minor
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Bonaire My dream of heaven is the island of Bonaire; no other place, just there. * God, revealed, would be at one with the weather:...
1 Poem by Ashok Niyogi
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COTTAGE Tiptoes and whispers Family shuffles In depth of night Summer morning Enshrined in chintz Picture views Water-colours And i...
1 Poem by William Walters
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Advice for Poets To get a poem published in this Muse-forsaken age, When formless, rambling blather is clearly all the rage, You nee...
1 Poem by Lowell Jaeger
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The Madman Returning to the home planet was my choice. Maybe not a good one. Just curious to see if things had c...
1 Poem by K.S.Subramanian
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Crowing subsides Damp still, sun’s rays trapped in the womb of monsoon clouds; As if the morning star was too circumspect to break thro...
2 Poems by Mel Waldman
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THE OTHER Inside Central Park, within the Wildlife Center, the other watches Japanese snow monkeys from a distance, & embraces ...
1 Poem by Jeff Burt
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Wood I work with pliant wood as the plane curls shavings to the floor like prayer rakes anger from my speech. I shape, knowing all w...
1 Poem by John Grey
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NEW ESTATE ON THE WAY I know what the signs mean. Bright orange splashed on a tree is like a middle age's plague sign. Except every...
1 Poem by Boghos L. Artinian
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Imitating bees Each bee does a predetermined chore That is never considered a bore. Thus bees are strictly slaves to the core; So, what...
5 Poems by Shipra Agrwal
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ON THE THRESHOLD Long ago you painted a picture for me of a house with purple walls somewhere between the city and the beach. I had cl...
2 Poems by G David Schwarz
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My Teeth Fall Out My teeth fall out that was quite a whack but that's ok I'll just but them back EveryBody Has a Name ...
1 Poem by Lana Bella
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A KNITTED DAY One morning I woke with the sun wearing my face and I knitted until all the dropped stitches and the joining ends were n...
1 Poem by Michele Alice
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I. Aerobics 101 Isn't there some law about the conservation of energy? II. Net ...
1 Poem by Barbara Ann Meier
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Glass Jars In Root Cellars What good is it to open jars long-sealed on cellar shelves? Rimmed in dust, and encrusted in spider eggs? ...
1 Poem by Stacey Margaret Jones
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Pale The white bark dissolves in fog. Osmosis almost takes the watchful eyes off trees into thicket air. The fall-leaf confetti float...
1 Poem by Rodger Martin
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Benediction American Rural (In conjunction with Rachmoninov’s Hymn of the Cherubim) Sweet glycerin of evening descending in...
2 Poems by Jonathan Dick
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the erratic sounds of pencil shavings i watch the boy throwing dreams, like bad stars slamming into the crystal ocean, creamy sand revea...
2 Poems by J. K. Durick
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Alone First there's door sounds Opening in the distance then the whoosh of closure closed the silence holds your breath h...
3 Poems by L. G. Corey
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THE UNMOVED MOVER The shadow in the woodshed sees without being seen, hears without being heard, touches without being touched. ...
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