Category Archives: 30 for 30 Poetry Celebration

Cliff Lynn Imitating art this is the most frightening stephen kingnovel I’ve ever been a minor character in ©2019 Cliff Lynn Like most little-known poets, Cliff Lynn was a reject from the Gong Show. A U.S. Navy veteran, Cliff resumed … Continue reading →

Beth Spragins Autumnal Equinox Cinders of a shooting starKindle balefires in my bones. © 2019 Elizabeth Spencer Spragins Elizabeth Spencer Spragins is a fiber artist, poet, and writer who taught in community colleges for more than a decade. Her tanka … Continue reading →

Dan Nelson LINDA Linda, I heard you had died – why didn’t you tell me?There are so many things to have said that must now wait. ©2019 Dan Nelson Daniel N. Nelson is a poet masquerading as an international consultant … Continue reading →

Robert P. Arthur I have trailed a woman into the dark Melfa woods and discovered the cold moon  breaking into teeth of silver ©2019 Robert P. Arthur Robert P. Arthur is the President of the Poetry Society of Virginia and was … Continue reading →

Ben Somerville Evolve Tell me, am I wrong?      If so, I’ll try again © 2019 Ben Somerville Ben Somerville is a musician, writer, and recording engineer. His latest solo work is Entanglement, a rock-folk-funk album which tells the … Continue reading →

Rebecca K. Leet Silent Volumes Muted by ninety years, she rocks on the creaky gliderand braids rags into rugs, spinning stories she cannot share. ©2019 Rebecca K Leet Rebecca. K. Leet’s debut book of poetry, Living with the Doors Wide … Continue reading →

Rick Landers Chimp – This Fear of Knowledge My mind expands outward, from shadow to brightnessTrembling from this unfamiliar emerging lightness… © 2019 Rick Landers Rick Landers is a singer-songwriter (guitar), who is the publisher of Guitar International magazine and has … Continue reading →

Graham Pilato (Mire People Goods) “Do right, take your bread; help yourself, help your head.”(Noitdoesn’tmatterHOWno;noitdoesn’tmatterHOWno.) © 2019 Graham Pilato Graham is an actor, a tutor, and a general layabout-wishes-he-was-doing-more-as-he-lays-about artist/laborer. Sylvia Dianne Beverly I have always loved you DarlingI have … Continue reading →

Paula Schulz Autumn trees let go their hands        their hands! The beauty of a life is in how it gives itself away. © 2019 Paula Schulz Paula Schulz has been involved in several ekphrastic projects, nominated for a Pushcart and … Continue reading →