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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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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