POETRY PACIFIC
a literary publication for true lovers of words & wisdom
Friday, 5 May 2017
9 Artworks by Duane Locke
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5 Poems by James G. Piatt
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I Could Not Under the shade of a Black Maple tree Searching for peace, I Heard echoing off the blue Skin of a placid pond the Sound o...
2 Poems by Michael Marrotti
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One Bullet Per Stanza Andy Warhol lived to tell the tale of how a disgruntled dyke shot him with a handgun My friend Billy also sur...
3 haikai by Richard Stevenson
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eighties hair bands play the ball park tonight eggshell blonde * no more cats the robin luxuriates in the bird bath * whale sha...
1 Poem by George K. Karos
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An Idea of Self In the drudgery of compliance, or care, Remember to stay focused in the moment For others have illuminated your sense of...
2 Poems by Scott Thomas Outlar
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Singing on the Way to Our Grave This layer of crackling leaves lies dry upon the earth, brown and begging for a return to the dirt so ...
5 Poems by Joseph Milford
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GE –Abolishing the Old (Dui [Lake] Over Li [Fire]) ____ ____ __________ __________ __________ ____ ____ __________ Seasons...
2 Poems by Jo Burns
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Forgiveness Put your hand in mine right now. Yesterday is a fable already told, tomorrow a city built in our heads, no lamps illuminati...
3 Poems by Gigi Marks
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Undoing When it is time to let the scar of earlier injury grow weaker, to let the dark ridges of healed bark separate and crack, let we...
2 Poems by Joshua Meander
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CLIFF JUMPER’S FEVER A much visited seashore peak. The cliff does function as ...
1 Poem by Pijush Kanti Deb
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A Camouflazed Mirror Neither telepathy is known nor an effective time-machine is owned yet the race towards you seems to be so automati...
1 Poem by Inna Dulchevsky
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At the Dusk of Day I wonder if the ray of light Can reach beyond Its own existence Float its invisible appearance Break heaviness of w...
4 Portraits by Mark Wyatt
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0512-0003. Lisbon, Portugal, 1979 6000-00363. Turin, Italy, 2014 6000-02555. New York City, USA, 2015 1866-0...
2 Poems by Simon Perchik
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You water this box the way flowers take up the slack are circling down to reach the corners who have lost everything, torn from the ro...
2 Poems by Thomas Locicero
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Drawn for Josephine I see a moth sentenced to die by an abandoned web a rain or two away from slipping off the fixture, tearing its wi...
1 Poem by William C. Blome
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LEPRECHAUN You best believe the little shaver in green gets shocked to shit when he pokes his skinny index finger into an electrical out...
2 Poems by r soos
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[author's note: The following micropoems are all about a person with Alzheimer's Disease] missing just a few more thoughts it w...
1 Poem by Taylor Graham
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Butterfly of Wakamatsu Oh your laughter like Keyaki, your memory home Even then lost but In its whisper of leafing I wander the groun...
1 Poem by David Rodriguez
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Should the Inevitable Happen Our city supposedly has x pick your newest estimate years left till the floodwall drops like a Higgins bo...
2 Poems by Jaime An Lim
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Mayflies live on borrowed time, from dawn to dusk. They do not eat. They do not have moving mouthparts. They swarm for a while, mate...
2 Poems by Seth Copeland
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[one poem originally published here was removed at the author's request on 15 april 2019] birdsong lucent thrush— strip every note...
1 Poem by Mel Waldman
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BLUES APOCALYPSE (on reading Lenore Kandel’s poem Blues for Sister Sally) the flow of the blues rushing slowly oozing into oblivion ...
1 Poem by Mark Senkus
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ACCUMULATION with age the years tend to become the thunder rolling off in the distance your accumulated life becomes the foggy stor...
1 Poem by Catherine Fletcher
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HOW TO TRANSFORM A MAN INTO A STONE OR SIMILAR OBJECT Curse him. Force him to witness the forbidden— Gor...
2 Poems by Saloni Kaul
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SPARKLING BLUEBELLS And talking of the ever widening gap Between the sheer numerical taut strength Of the leaders highranked and th...
3 Poems by Paul Tristram
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Wildlife I remember, someone putting out food on a bird table. Then being heartbroken and in tears when the rats came. The exact same...
1 Poem by Yuan Hongri
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Home Sweet Home beyond Milky Way Nestled in the wings of night After the pearl gem sets in heaven I climb to the roof of the earth To g...
1 Poem by Keith Inman
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Riding Life The circus was distracting; the old man loved it. Eyes wide like a boy’s. A boy he'd never been. On the way back, t...
2 Poems by Larry Levy
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Garlic I imagine you unclothed! Layer by layer I peel – (She loves me, she loves me not) down to chiclet smooth skin. So eager to touc...
3 Poems by Therese Young Kim
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Sweet Venus On a mid-summer day in Manhattan a young woman with golden tresses stands on the curb of sidewalk waiting for the light to ...
1 Poem by Vaughan Rapatahana
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park plaques [ka moe whakaaio ki te mate – Māori - sleep peacefully in death] we sight them straight away. chaperoning i n d i s c r...
1 Poem by Amanita Sen
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The Colour Blue Suddenly there is a wall behind my back , With colours strong, Each unidentifiable from the other. I recognize one tho...
1 Poem by Alwyn Marriage
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Swimming in soft water The sea sighs comfortably as I slip into her soft embrace, shrugs nonchalantly when I ask about the water I disp...
1 Poem by Paul Ilechko
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Origami Flowers If I knew how, I would make origami flowers. I would take a sheet of paper, and, with clever folds and cuts, a bunch of...
4 Poems by Lisa Panepinto
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please lift our breathless lungs blood on the streets put there by military cops who will police the police? wild river stranger clea...
1 Poem by J. J. Campbell
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bitterness i pretend it doesn't hurt that my father chose to die than ever talk to me again i'm not exactly sure what kind ...
1 Poem by Jan Napier
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Listening To Frost Some nights I wake not knowing why I am. Listening to frost crack the tin roof, stickle windows with white lace, feel...
2 Poems by Fiona Marshall
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Stripping Something is being stripped away I think it’s you, leaving me Disembodied, odd, As if it was me who had died. Your flesh fa...
1 Poem by Yearn Hong Choi
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Moon over the Arizona Desert There is one and only lover among 600 million people on Earth. The Earth has one and only moon. Some plan...
1 Poem by Joanna M. Weston
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THE MAN IN THE AISLE a stone rolled from under my foot and I fell into a bowl of plum blossom shades of pink filled hands and mouth ...
2 Poems by Alan P. Garfoot Jr.
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Cosmosis As I stretch out my mind, Through the conscious essence, Of our shared daydreams, I open my inner vision, To the glorious col...
1 Poem by Alan Britt
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CROW FUNERAL Below my right lung, in a lexicon reserved for family, crow chortles the sunrise. Baby daughter, Nat Geo antennae asl...
1 Poem by Richard Schnap
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MOCKINGBIRD When she found herself within The parlors of the rich She would speak to them as if She’d been born to wealth herself And...
1 Poem by Stefanie Bennett
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ALMOST LOVE POEM Air. Rings of rain. Electricity Wires line the sky... Northward Your dark window Blends so well It disappears. ...
1 Poem by Ted Mc Carthy
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EARTH Now that the long forgetting is over, let thoughtless earth receive you, as is proper, but know that you have become entire again...
1 Poem by Max Orr
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The Author Joins a Friend at Church and Learns of David’s Redemption Carry yourself to an alley after a storm. Sit in a puddle of gra...
1 Poem by Ed Butscher
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DEJAVU Messages from the dead ...
POETRY PACIFIC (6.1): BACK COVER
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POETRY PACIFIC [spring issue 2017] coverphoto: mark wyatt (6000-00363. Turin, Italy, 2014)
Saturday, 5 November 2016
POETRY PACIFIC (5.2): COVER PAGE
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POETRY PACIFIC [autumn issue 2016] Cover Art: Allen Forrest
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Editor's Notes
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dear PP Enthusiasts/Friends, hope the past few months have been treating you all well! two things new to start with:: 1/ here at poetry...
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