Poetry
Atlas of Roots By Beth Kope
“I have one page, yellowed, folded, one paper / that spreads what I know of myself / thinly across it, letters drop from the edge / blow off the page from my sighs” from the poem “Blanks” are lines that indicate what beautiful yet poignant poetry lies in these pages.
An evening absence still waiting for moon by Bruce Kauffman
Introspective and natural poems await the reader in this delightful poetry collection.
Ways of Mercy By Allison Grayhurst
Allison Grayhurst gives us beautiful thoughtful imagery that is divine, devoted, full of passion and sometimes some darker themes. Her lines such as “All the while the / stars melted” will enrapture poetry readers
The Night Highway By Christopher Hivner
The first poem in this new poetry book sets the stage for the feel and them of the rest of the collection. The author uniquely places a time of day/night above each poem to further give the reader a sense of when it’s taking place.
The Absence of Marie by William Doreski
William Doreski gives us ethereal surreal natural poems in this new poetry book. His poems bring moments of great clarity.
A masterful work by a great poet. I loved it and I highly recommend this book to all poetry lovers. Deborah L. Kelly is best!
Songs of the North - Paperback – June 30, 2020 by Deborah L. Kelly (Author)
The Bride’s Gate and Other Assorted Writings By Lenora Rain-Lee Good: A Modern Eclectic Reader for Modern Eclectic Readers
In this new book, Lenora Rain-Lee Good gives us a variety of pieces to read, absorb and enjoy! She includes poems, non-fiction memoir bits and fiction stories in this unique book.
Guest of Myself By John Grey
I have always enjoyed reading John Grey’s poetry. I’m not sure when I first read a poem by him, but when I come across his works in various publications I read I know I can always expect something good. I am always reading, I love to read poetry as well as a variety of books such as mysteries, thrillers, science-fiction, and non-fiction. I firmly believe to be a good poet or writer you must be a good reader, too so I’m always happy to find a poet’s work I like to follow and enjoy such as Grey’s.
Shoveling Mud into Rushing Water By CL Bledsoe
CL Bledsoe gives us some very personal poems in this new collection. He writes about life, maybe his own in a very relatable poems of Americana using lines such as “Dad dragged me along to fetch / things I couldn’t carry” (from his title poem).