POETRY PACIFIC
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Tuesday, 5 May 2020
2 Poems by Dianna Mackinnon Henning
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Because He Cannot Be Human, and She Cannot Be Donkey. His name is Jacob, his fur an unruly thatch. My sister is in love with him, brings...
5 Photos by Melyssa G. Sprott
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5 Poems by Joneve McCornick
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Questions Emerging From A Dream About Eating A Pet Does food, like medicine, heal separation? when we eat we make what is not us, our ow...
4 Poems by S.K.Y. Varnam
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CULLING I have no use for images of wheat fields, children with sun in their hair, women bright with fertility, arms heaped with grain,...
1 Poem by Waqas Rabbani
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Hinge The hinge that supports the weight of all my ambitions has come undone through no fault of mine I long to taste ...
3 Poems by Andrea Moorhead
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Speaking stones The inscriptions bleed tonight letters moving right to left forcing the darkness between to glow where the mark of a...
1 Poem by Victoria Crawford
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Kawaakari: moonlit river Milky Way spills down eventide’s pitcher of moonrise silver commingling stardust and tumbling water. ...
1 Poem by Paul Robert Mullen
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the last time you were seen was late spring sat in a clapped out car on the seafront staring out at the waves at dusk counting s...
1 Poem by Stefanie Bennett
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SCOPE Late in the day and slightly arched over my shoulder suggests that if I am of whale descent then words are water. Bio...
1 Poem by R. David Fulcher
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Perception You who do not believe that angels dance on pinheads; tell me that rainbows are not contained in prisms, that love does...
2 Poems by Michael Keshigian
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LAKE DANCE Peaceful undulation gently raps the brownish-green barnacled pier as the crystal blue pulse of the extensive lake abounds w...
3 Poems by George Payne
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A Soldier Almost Out of His Body Almost out of my body, I have seen things that I can not explain or even feel. Like a blush on the gra...
1 Poem by Shayan Ashoori
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Calm After the Storm w i b l s n d o w t ips over r e ...
1 Poem by Donna Puccinani
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Circles I heard a rabbi on the radio talking of God, the great Circle from which we humans are not excluded but dwell in our own ...
2 Poems by Elaine Fetcher Chapman
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Angle of Repose I cross the small that connects our studies and ask to borrow his book again. He thinks it strange that I’ve taken an ...
1 Poem by Jennifer M. Phillips
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Just Stop I can't settle. Time goes. The words bunch, block, and back up like ice chunks in a narrow-necked bottle. When you sai...
1 Poem by Les Wicks
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The Raptures of the Weapon We, the onlookers hover & howl but the packets of death fly free ignoring all. Without gravity or guil...
3 Poems by Niels Hav
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Encouragement Isn’t it an uplifting thought that in a few decades we and this whole confused epoch with its dizzy politicians, wornout...
2 Poems by Gonzalinho da Costa
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APHORISMS An aphorism is an ekphrasis about the portrait of life. The sound of one hand clapping is very loud against the side of your h...
2 Poems by Antony Johae
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A Reason for Parting “The supernatural envelops us and answers us and answers our needs like the atmosphere, but we do not see it.” Charle...
1 Poem & 3 Photos by Fabrice Poussin
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Sublimation I ran through an icy dew facing another light blinded by those distant rays in a land abandoned by greed. Desert of h...
2 Poems by D. R. James
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Lakeside Bird Feeder, First Day It should’ve taken only that scouting, squawking jay to get the word out. Framed by a pane, on a perch,...
1 Poem by Jake Kemman
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Definitions Hover In the subliminal Tell us what to call our food What the time of day Says to the angle of lea...
2 Poems by James Croal Jackson
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Oklahoma In these plains I have been tornado chaos the storm swirling out of shotglass. Unpredictable system of bankruptcies this ...
1 Poem by James B. Nicola
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In the Beginning, or, Making a Point In the beginning was the line The point and then the line The nothingness and then the point and li...
1 Poem by Ying Wu
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Your Own Horizon Waves start somewhere. Ocean swell. Wind chop. Motor wake. Tidal surge. You watch as sunlight shimmers on the ha...
2 Poems by Douglas Cole
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Festive Cruise Ships to Far Star Resorts Portholes shimmer like jewels in the mist, ships like souls plunging into the orange sun. In ...
1 Poem by Casey Bush
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Old Man Scrubbing Graffiti from the Library Wall Enraptured progenitor of consensus What mushrooms ring your tree? What faded flowers do...
2 Poems by Josh Medsker
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Four Inspiring Quotes (with Inspirobot) I. Life is not a project, it’s a joke; understand that you’re losing your mind. II. Trust the ...
1 Poem by Bruce Louis Dodson
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We Are The People On the bus The vast majority of us Stand next to others we don’t know Strange faces . . . colors, smells, beliefs...
2 Poems by Gene Hodge
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A Little Girl’s Smile When God created the worlds he took the light from his heart, gave it to the sun, who shared it with the moon, w...
1 Poem by Lindsay Ballew
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Package the woman at the post office said That box is full of possibilities Yes it is a typewriter Bionote Lindsay Ballew is a nati...
2 Poems by Andrew Shields
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Poet Spam Undetectable anabolic steroid maxes your poetic imagination. Guaranteed immediate publication. No side effects! Surest way...
1 Poem by Klaudia Rogowicz
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We're all spirits a tribute to Native Australians Your name's written in snake's eyes. I can open my...
1 Poem by John Maurer
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Diagnosis You are damned with this forever You have no choice but to learn to dance with the devil on your back And he has no fucking rh...
1 Poem by Fizza Abbas
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Departure A tree died out leaving a branch detached from the fellow branches A solitary branch while facing the sky smiles and a...
3 Poems by Valeri Beers
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Vampire Girl Her kiss is insistent, intimate & infuriating. Whining "GIMME" in your ear. By the time you feel her t...
2 Poems by Eric Luthi
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Cold Hearth I came home early to find a fire burning. But it was not for me. Triangle Faded blue jeans In the wind. Holes Where k...
1 Poem by Mary Ellen Talley
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A Window Is a Sea -Dean Young She is a window into which words swirl in an effortless maze of decomposition. There’s no...
1 Poem by Carson Pytell
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Stars It is said we are born of stardust, Elementally at least. The carbon in us is out there too, Shining when the sun goes to rest. ...
POETRY PACIFIC (9.1): BACK COVER
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POETRY PACIFIC [spring 2020] Cover Photo by Keith Moul
Monday, 11 November 2019
POETRY PACIFIC (8.2): COVER PAGE
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POETRY PACIFIC [autumn issue 2019] Autumn Grove: coloured papercutting by Li Baofeng
Editor's Notes
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dear All PP Patrons, seven years ago, we started Poetry Pacific whimsically on the remembrance day. so, let us begin by saying: Happy A...
PP(8.2): Call for Submissions
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WARRANTY & AGREEMENT By submitting to PP , the submitter warrants that s/he alone has created the work s/he is submitting a...
8 Papercuttings by Li Baofeng
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Bionote Li Baofeng is a contemporary Chinese folk artist who invented 'coloured papercutting' ...
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