This is a poem in letters that are fictitious constructs of an imagined character, Is, whose story based upon the Iolaire Disaster of 1/1/1919
Mockingbird is a provocative incursion into experimental poetry. Poems such as The Black Lake, Verlaine, Birdwatcher’s Fieldnotes, Identifying the Body have eccentric boundaries and the opening of these poems invites readers in and demands an instinctual response
Ted has written the poems with a light touch, deftly chiseled, and delved into large questions about selfhood, art, and mortality in his powerful debut.
Were There Gazelle by Laura K.Mcrae is a spectacular poetic collection entailing distinct vibes from all around the globe. The poems in the first part of the book, the dead are dead, describe the features of the earthly elements found across the world differently at different places
Fabulous poems. Great book for readers of all ages! I highly recommend this collection of poems.
Contemplative poems with striking images stir the soul in this poetry collection. Wenn writes with a defining emotional touch in these verses.
A dazzling eclectic collection awaits the reader in this expressive book of poems.
Frances Roberts Reilly offers a beautiful venture into her prose and free verse poems. From the poem “Saiforella”: “The old fortune teller read a lady by her fair hand. / I ask, do we believe in that? / With a wink, thoughts come pouring / out of a sprightly Gypsy jig played on a harp.”
Evan J offers a socially conscience and modern day book of poems.
Sparse language and an emotional drive punch up these poems in this quick witted collection.