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Friday, 5 May 2023

4 Poems by Eduard Schmidt-Zorner

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No Name Something, which has no name, something uncertain, unknown, something dark, burdens my heart, puts a weight on it like heavy rain on...

4 Poems by Kristin Roahrig

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Ghost of a Photograph Gray birds fly above the shoreline Matching the rocks that jut from the waters at this unknown hour One woman gazes ou...

4 Poems by Steve Nebel

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The Tree I heard the tree speak to me. It must have been a dream. We all know plants don’t speak. It spoke in a deep, rich voice, calm, with...

2 Poems by Christopher T. Keaveney

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HAVING HAD HIS FILL OF JUNK BIRDS He passed his final days as he had spent much of his life, in service to symmetry, setting things right, ...

2 Poems by Maryfrances Wagner

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Over You are now like the creek funneling behind the path I walk.   I remember days I dumped your cans, scrubbed rings   from tables, the dr...

3 Poems & 3 Haiku by JE Solo

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I've got a laptop I've got a laptop and I've got a phone But when I'm out I’m not sure where I've gone I’ve got a light ...

3 Poems by Michael Belongie

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1. As we dread misstep on tight rope, every moment toeing the wire, forward within mind and in the moment. 2. Pin Pricks Review of Late Mig...

3 Poems by Ross Jackson

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picnic of green papaya salad picnic of green papaya salad sunlight juices lime from chartreuse euphorbia when it begins to drizzle rainbow ...

3 Poems by Daniel de Culla

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AFTERNOON PIACHE Piache is a childish voice of tweet, of chirping. For talking or being late To the political talk in the Polisón Room From ...

3 Poems by Bruce McRae

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This Poem Is Banned For saying what needed to be said when nobody wanted to hear it said. For telling stories out of school, naming the name...

3 Poem by Lindsey Royce

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THE VOLUME OF HIS ABSENCE Dear Lindsey, now the loneliness begins, that trough of emptiness just beneath your heart, canary caged to keep yo...

3 Poems by Cathleen Davies

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From Balconies While bodies still lie stiff in morgues, And cannot yet be burned for change, Their ash cannot blow onto tree roots Will not ...

3 Poems by Karen Neuberg

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Summer Memories Swaying waves of heat rising. On our way, it’s easy. Car ride that leads to the shore. Passenger, my feet on hot-vinyl dashb...

3 Prose Poems by Cindy Hochman

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A Holy Prose Poem in the Key of G God Almighty, geez, good golly, and gee willikers. My good girlfriends, Gwendolyn, Grace, Gloria, and Gene...

2 Poems by C. Christine Fair

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Sleep Sleep has always come to me tentatively. She slides over the boulders of horrors accumulated in my traumatized girl-adolescent-woman m...

3 Poems by Jamie Seibel

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Lost Cove The curve of your back like a hermit crab searching for shelter on the beach. The ocean calls out a name as blue waves imprison my...

2 Poems by Buff Whitman-Bradley

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All will be well I wake every night For an hour or so Go to the living room with a book Or a crossword puzzle Stay up long enough For the pa...

2 Poems by CL Bledsoe

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Washing the Creek Before the Storm Comes Let it all go to waste. Say: none of this is my fault because you won’t find my name written anywhe...

2 Poems by Philip Kobylarz

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iodine-esque     Ingredients. Jet streams. The wherewithal. Ineptitudes of a sudden nature. Shades of shade. Not                            ...

2 Prose Poems by Laura Carter

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1. A negative seals interiors together. This world sees. Once adept with symbols, a narrator reinvents a city of white donkeys because a boy...

3 Poems by K.S.Y. Varnam

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RULES for reading my poetry: do not assume that you is singular we is constant the is only. soft can be hard; curves can be sharp. love bloo...

2 Poems by Ana Pugatch

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WINTER LIGHT When the wind picked up it formed a path sometime after ten. We were never lonely then and followed the night air’s channel. In...

2 Poems by Lynn White

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Happy Endings It’s said many a story has a happy ending, but I doubt it, not in the end. ”To cease upon the midnight with no pain” is the be...

2 Poems by John Tustin

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BOUGHS My arms heavy, aching with the time And fallen at either side The way that boughs creak and dip, Heavy with the accumulation Of the r...

2 Poems by Kellie Scott-Reed

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Cherry At the conclusion of a cold, dark winter, And a wet spring, In the produce section Sit mealy apples, ragged oranges Sadly waiting for...

10 Photos by Shen Jian

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  Artist's Statement I explore and enjoy the world through light, shapes, and colors. Through my photos, I share my perceptions of natur...
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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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