POETRY PACIFIC
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Monday, 5 May 2025
2 Poems by P.C. Scheponik
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Divine Rite Moth The moth glimmered golden and lovely in the tungsten glow of electric light. Its powder wings were wildly fluttering agains...
2 Poems by Jeremy Nathan Marks
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At the lakehead The lake was blue gold wheat pines white the silence full I saw a peak a giant once asleep stand up river unwinding from its...
2 Poems by Neil Flory
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Life, like jazz Contingencies in place for everything imaginable until of course the unimaginable forces the soloist to step up and improvis...
2 Poems by Hannah Grace Spenner
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Sea Me And through the night I stalked my ghost, 'til we stopped to see the coast. Enfolding Thoughts I lose you but come to and find th...
2 Poems by John Cole
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BURIAL Thirty-six swipes to turn off the alerts. Thirteen minutes to delete the apps. Forty-seven stabs at the ground to dig the hole. Twent...
2 Poems by Jacob Kobina Ayiah Mensah
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Geyser Mostly sunny in the interior, I give the offer a lot of thought. Though I don’t get the riddle. The cactus wounds smell & cackle,...
2 Poems by Fabrice B. Poussin
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5 Am again Makeshift lakes sing in their concrete beds surrounded by cypress knees transplanted in these foreign grounds. An orange glow t...
2 Poems by Ann Fisher
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Midway on the Lawn bleeding hearts flit butterfly all wings and pouchy-pink delicate, extended wand-like with the carney’s winking skill lea...
2 Poems by Eric Paul Shaffer
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Illumination On those cold, clear winter mornings, I rise in the dark and sit beneath a lamp with a pen and paper in a circle o...
2 Poems by Fizza Abbas
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My living funeral I imagine my funeral ceremony, a lively affair beneath a maple tree, where orange and red leaves enjoy a graceful Zumba am...
2 Poems by Kai Jensen
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Packing for outer space Take pictures of your loved ones, a dry clod from your garden, a tuft of fur from your companion animal. Take warm u...
2 Poems by Angel Edwards
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Shivering in the breeze Shivering in the breeze Gold half moon shines down Hides behind stone wall trees breath disrupts silent sound With a...
2 Poems by O.P. Jha
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A Pregnant Silence larks are flying against the velvet of haze tearing the chest of mess for getting a glimpse of glaze it hesitates to comp...
1 Poem by Emily Wang
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As I Stare into the Night As I stare into the night I cannot help but ponder if i'm right, Right for joining the war Afer all the gore. ...
1 Poem by James Croal Jackson
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Interview Season You didn’t take me seriously when I said I was qualified. It’s okay. Money grows on certain trees, and people like you pluc...
1 Poem by Joan E. Bauer
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Manhattan Beach They met at LA City College, married, then lived in Manhattan Beach. Mother said our dad first earned 50 cents an hour. They...
1 Poem by Michael Farry
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The Aisle (After W. B.) When I met her I knew her mind was free her shopping done, her fortune made so we fled here, a cabin, sanctuary for ...
1 Poem by Ray Greenblatt
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AS A CLOWN He slides into the costume before knowing it; cannot bear his image in the glass for it is too bright, outlandish; cockeyed fat h...
1 Poem by Duane Anderson
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In the Eyes of a Box Am I empty, and you are going to fill me up, then send me away to someone else? Am I full, and you are going to empty m...
1 Poem by James G. Piatt
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A Summer Day The balmy heat of the noonday sun, Hundreds of colorful hollyhocks in bloom, And an elderly man pondering his declining Years a...
1Poem by Michael Mirolla
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Puzzling over the fate of black holes Puzzling over the fate of black holes reminds me of all the information we lose as we move along those...
1 Poem by g emil reutter
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Waiting for the Spring I March is preparing to pull down the dull blanket of February’s winter. Crocuses are bloomin...
1 Poem by George Cassidy Payne
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Already Here If God is everywhere, always, why do we feel so far away? Why do we speak of aligning as if love were a distant star we must st...
1 Poem by Christine Leoni
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Eternal Rest It is coming… Tendrils of mist swirl in front of my mother’s grey eyes distorting the here and now. It is coming… She painstaki...
1 Poem by Emma Grey Rose
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Marigolds a slip of autumn the pumpkin seeds are burning orange warm glow caramel dipped sleep Bionote Emma Grey Rose is a writer and artist...
1 Poem by Rick Reut
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(TIME) …as time flies fast – unless GOD cuts its wings. But then time seems to simply start to run out of space. Time sometimes only brings...
1 Poem by Grace Kwan
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IT’S MAY BUT IT SMELLS LIKE A SCHOOL MORNING IN SEPTEMBER Apple peel, rain in the stratosphere, hand sanitizer and pastries on the bus, scen...
1 Poem by Gary William Ramsey
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Beauty of Love The beauty of love shines in your eyes, as the sunrise is paled by your face. Your heart-piercing smile has entered my dreams...
1 Poem by Emma Lee
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A Protection of Petals (after a painting of a closed rose by Hwang Hyunjin) Lights play across a stage, seemingly random until they settle a...
1 Poem by Erren Geraud Kelly
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Columbus, Wisconsin Nothing but pastures, farmlands And wide open spaces, this is What they mean by God's country A Norman Rockwell pain...
1 Poem by R. Gerry Fabian
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Euclidian Anemometer The aeolian spirit moves within a geometry of isosceles moments: steel railroad tracks, the diameter of eyeglasses and ...
1 Poem by Zhu Xiao Di
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Scene No imagination is needed A plain house sitting there For nearly a hundred years An old lady under the sun Either in the front or backy...
1 Poem by Debjani Chatterjee
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A Glimmer A pandemic drowns the globe in anxiety’s treacherous quagmire. But hope is the persistent ray of light through closed fingers. Bi...
1 Poem by DS Maolalai
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Comfort drinking coffee in the kitchen on a Saturday morning. day after a heavy night out. I’m a creature of feeling. pressing cheek to the...
1 Poem by George Freek
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THE DEAD OF NIGHT Mornings, I used to run. Nights, I think of the past. It runs through my brain, like a mouse in a maze, with no hope for e...
1 Poem by Serge Kozlovsky
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But the entire world in such a manner is created In which the falsehood is a Lord, And this is treachery that sets the fashion, But no way o...
1 Poem by Liam Clancy
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There is a Quality There is a quality of care to be taken When folding your T-shirts The dark ones, especially They fall Like night Softenin...
1 Poem by Anthony Ward
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Night Stroll I embark upon the silhouetted Silvery Grimshaw landscapes Of leaf strewn paths Paved with cool moonglow, This music for the ey...
1 Poem by E. Martin Pedersen
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That Noise Where's that noise coming from? It's very annoying like a pounding muffled screaming deep breathing a clanking breaking r...
1 Poem by Jeffery Allen Tobin
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Quiet After Rain Dawn breathes with the scent of rain-washed earth, Streets shimmer under halogen halos, Reflections ripple in the transient...
1 Poem by Michael Stone
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Eyes Are Windows into the soul, eyes are, looking out from it. Sky blue some eyes are, summer sky is blue and hard. The hard sun is like t...
1 Poem by C. Cavanaugh
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Thanks Giving In these days of generous rhythm, heavy with fine prayer, birdcall, bloomy sea, split open to thrumming seeds In these days of...
POETRY PACIFIC (2025): Back Cover
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POETRY PACIFIC [volumn 14, 2025 edition] Back Coverart by Michael Moreth: Engaging
Sunday, 5 May 2024
Poetry Pacific (Vol.13): Cover Art
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POETRY PACIFIC [Vol. 13, 2024 edition] Cover art by Helena Qi Hong
PP: Editors' Notes
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dear All PP Patrons, towards the end of last year, several authors published on our website asked us whether we were going to make an...
Call for Submissions - Guidelines
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SUBMISSION GUIDELINES [Revised] WARRANTY & AGREEMENT By submitting to PP, the submitter warrants that s/he alone has created the wor...
5 Poems by Gemma Mathewson
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Cliff Dweller One palm and both arches slapping rungs, mother’s rhythm of ascent. The child cocooned to h...
5 poems by Ryan Brennan
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At The Cemetery Her headstone whispered with a voice made of memory. Dried Flowers After hours spent with our girls in the sun their should...
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