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An Excerpt from Let’s Call It Paradise
Here’s an old poem that made it’s way into the book. A Guide to the Signposts in the Garden of Eden I. You are now entering the Garden of Eden. Fig leaves required past this point. II. The management … Continue reading
An Excerpt from Let’s Call It Paradise
Click here for another excerpt from Let’s Call It Paradise, forthcoming from San Francisco Bay Press.
An Excerpt from Let’s Call It Paradise
Here is an excerpt from Let’s Call It Paradise. Click on the link to see the PDF.
Let’s Call It Paradise: A Poetry Concoction
My newest poetry collection, a mixture of composed, collage and visual poems called Let’s Call It Paradise, has been accepted for publication by San Francisco Bay Press. The book focuses on the current stage of our existence on a planet … Continue reading
Then and Now – Anne Metcalf
Before, when things were bad She would drink some wine And text some random man Wake up with a clear mind And go on, everyone be damned Still, the lawns are verdant, the sunsets apricot Still, the unknown … Continue reading
Nursing in Corona – Lydia Lawrence
How long til I feel the ground Safely beneath my feet? How long must I tread water, Stuck out here in the deep? Can I escape the current And surf the swells to shore? Or will the waves … Continue reading
VIRUS MORNING – Vern Fein
When the sunlight becomes my alarm clock, which I have not used for years after it replaced our dead dog and cat who had turned me into the punctual person I am seen to be, after a very short … Continue reading
Then and Now – Mary Leonard
To preserve formatting, this poem has been saved as a PDF. Please click on the link below to access it. Then and Now Bio: Mare Leonard lives and works in the Hudson Valley where she is an Associate of the … Continue reading
Don’t Bubble Me Up – Benita H. Kape
Don’t Bubble me up. I’m fed up with being in a Bubble. UP!! I need to walk out free. Forget Seventy or Eighty (+) (and please stay at home at all times.) More like Forty Three! That’s What … Continue reading
Cornhole – Sally Toner
To preserve formatting, this poem has been saved as a PDF. Please click on the link below to access it. Cornhole Bio: Sally Toner is a High School English teacher who has lived in the Washington, D.C. area for over 20 … Continue reading
