POETRY PACIFIC
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Saturday, 5 November 2016
2 Poems by Denny E. Marshall
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Sentinel The star above you Follows you all day You would be jealous If you knew about the view The rays shower you Wash away the kno...
1 Poem by Robert Cooperman
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Harmless I’m about to pull out of the Safeway parking lot, when a young woman knocks on my side window. I’ve got the buck I keep in t...
1 Poem by Michael Chin
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WINTER NIGHT The first I learned that starlight took thousands of years to reach us—that stars might have already burnt out when we see th...
1 Haiku by Cynthia Gallaher
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Plow Pose ~ Halasana plant a seed, dig, reach roots, unearth yourself. Bionote Cynthia Gallaher, a Chicago-based poet, playwright a...
1 Poem by JD DeHart
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Benediction for the Land goodbye, we sang to the sad sullen land, pouting like a small child. when we discovered the dotted tree lands...
1 Poem by Christopher Konrad
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Storm The breeze is gentle today the tea soothes the Beatitudes forgive If this is love then give me more in this New Year qu...
2 Poems by Sudeep Adhikari
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The Cosmos is the Great Attractor Spaced far apart through galactic voids Now I have a piece of you in the form of ripples of your gra...
2 Poems by Mary Bone
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Moisture Runs Deep My tears ran in rivulets And joined with the rain, Becoming torrents, washing out the pain. All moisture returned to...
1 Poem by Pearse Murrray
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The Timbre of That The plonk of water on water The crack of a birch tree falling The slash of a machete through cane The plink of rain ...
1 Poem by Ross Jackson
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Tribute in the master’s pavilion green tea from celadon cups his gentle voice unfolds our journey out of pi...
1 Poem by Mark Murphy
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Snow Dream In your absence snow has drifted into the woods where we might have camped, only I don’t see you in a tent in the snow. I sa...
1 Poem by Valery V. Petrovskiy
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The old record As I wished to forget your voice, I started my favorite gramophone record. Whenever I was trying to recollect ...
2 Poems by Dane Cobain
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Shooting Pikachu in its smug little face It’s all overwhelming and life is a thing too big to think about, which is why we walk around ...
2 Poems by Michael Pendragon
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OLD FRIENDS Looks that recall fond lies, forgotten dreams Voices that ape the gaiety of youth The smoky air that held grandiose schemes...
2 Poems by Victor Clevenger
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My Monster Once again, she ripped and clawed her way through the tough layers ...
4 Photos by Pat St.Pierre
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october pumpkins the sugar house the teacher the musicians Bionote I am a freelance writer for both adults and...
1 Poem by Thom Young
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The Blackbird the sound the blackbird makes the end comes thinking about you and the ghost we had once called love. Bionote ...
2 Poems by Angelica Fuse
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Succumb I will not succumb to your images of what it means to be a Woman I will not allow myself to bend and flow with your definit...
1 Poem by Patrick Musgrave-Losey
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Scars of the Past It was there, under a blooming apple tree That’s where I found myself. I had scars laced All throughout my mind. S...
1 Poem by Gordon Purkis
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What thunder A revolution doesn’t mean anything to me unless it ends in your thighs spread apart and back – far back so...
1 Poem by Mark J. Mitchell
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VERBAL Tense as the past he balances on a fence pretending there’s a future present. He sits, perfect in his enormous chair just a...
1 Poem by M. J. Iuppa
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Something, which is I am not like the sycamore, willing to disrobe in the dead of winter. My mottled skin shields me from the streetlig...
2 Poems by Steven Wittenberg Gordon
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Narwhals When the rains began we laughed and played Splashing in the puddles formed And when the puddles coalesced to pools And then to...
1 Poem by Jake Tringali
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invisible ink it is not widely known but god has a tattoo she got it when she was a young anarchist and bored of the endless the tat...
2 Poems by Sanjeev Sethi
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SELFHOOD In a lawn outside the loggia scuddy trees seek your trust. Overthrow and allurement? Beauty of burls? Or, is it sierras in se...
1 Poem by Samantha Fisch
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Yours Truly, Exclusion I like to keep you outside my window. Watching through a looking glass As you are ostracized in silence. I do n...
1 Poem by Gregg Dotoli
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unto this child love rained While 1950s scientists, outguessed each other an external ripple of beauty an Iconic truth fell without call...
1 Poem by Ken Jones
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Random Walk You will ask me where did this come from and I will say, of course, that I have no idea and that will be the truth to...
1 Poem by Adam Levon Brown
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Imprisoned Pain sealed in shut with iron bars and left with bread scraps. Dank prison of spiritual growth; t...
1 Tanka by Andrew M. Bowen
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TANKA 45 We rehearse Shakespeare i’ the park, speaking old words in modern clothes, a bird pecking grass the only audience. We poor p...
3 Poems by Richa Gupta
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Snowflake A sparkle fell from the sky, sun-kissed, lightly falling on a peak--enveloped in a sheer layer of snowy dots. Miniature...
2 Poems by Rhonda C. Poynter
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LATELY, I HAVE BEEN DREAMING OF VAN GOGH'S LAST PAINTINGS The wheat fields and sky and Thunderstorms: the churches and empty Chairs ...
1 Haiku by Anna Banasiak
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The Door I enter reality touch emptiness in the chaos of time Bionote Anna Banasiak is a poet and literary critic living in Lodz, P...
2 Poems by Michael Lee Johnson
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Jesus in the Snow (V2) I find your footprints here in snow, fresh and broken. Will your lawyer fragment me, talk to Jesus private tonight...
1 Poem by Bradford Middleton
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LI PO, RIMBAUD & BUKOWSKI I got as drunk as Li Po and deranged my senses just like young Rimbaud I went as far as I could in a bid t...
1 Poem by Richard Stokes
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Matter of Opinion Coal-black against falling snow, ravens roam the grocery lot. Probing and pecking at what could be food, they waddle a...
1 Poem by George Gad Economou
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a hot summer dream the deep blue sea expanding vastly. calm waters, no waves, no wind. only an endless dark blue; under the s...
1 Poem by Natalie Crick
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No Surprise There was no rain Through the sky sagged and slumped, An old coat cradling the lane, Wearing thin with empty pockets....
1 Poem by Andrew Petrucci
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Ode to a Blank Canvas The point of departure is a brushstroke against the horizon. It’s not topographical or geological— it’s senti...
2 Poems by Xu Xing
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◎ 麦收时节 我无法拒绝你手指的对抗 就象镰刀 放倒自己心爱的女人 磁性的月光穿过午夜 化着水 化成雾 唤醒了林中沉睡的鸟鸣 你是一株麦子 在我的麦田里 等待收割又害怕收割 你熟透的心 与麦香一样熟透的身体 害怕成为太阳的断章和祭品 我不是一个浪子...
1 Poem by Joanna M. Weston
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THE DIFFERENCE BEING other girls’ fathers stayed alive mine went to war and came back dead he is a name spoken rarely in our hou...
1 Poem by Dana Mele
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Catch 22 His father told him "she's a catch." Anyone who could love her a real kind of love would love a lady in white, ...
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POETRY PACIFIC (5.2): BACK COVER
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POETRY PACIFIC [autumn issue 2016] Back Cover: Duane Locke
Wednesday, 20 April 2016
POETRY PACIFIC (5.1): COVER PAGE
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POETRY PACIFIC [spring issue 2015] Cover Photo: Rowan Blair Colver
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Editorial Notes
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dear PP Friends, before leaving for beijing on a medical trip, we hope the earlier-than-usual release of this issue finds you all well and...
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Cover photo by Rowan Blair Colver
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bionote I am an English writer and creative artist, author of many varied books and contributor to several blogs and magazines. Having es...
5 poems by rob mclennan
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The little nothings, The words are already there, you just have to read them Lesley Yalen, the ...
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