Poetry
Corner Instrumentalist and Other Poems
Just 14 poems make up this small book of poetry by Translateur. In it, he tackles subjects such as space travel, coffee, and your very own dream home.
footsteps in the garden
New and selected poetry by Bob MacKenzie
Idle Fancies
Joseph Hart’s new collection of poems is a celebration of sorts. The poems pull from life and the experience of writing.
Crooked Smiling Light by Alan W. King
This outstanding poetry book by Alan reveals an impressive poetic power and freshness of highly imaginative style.
Daily Hunger By Nina Nencheva
Nina Nencheva writes with a bold voice in this new collection of poems. Each poem is refreshing and original. She is adept at using line breaks and short verses to convey her thoughts, feelings and her world poetical.
The Disapproval of my Toaster By Seth Brown
Seth Brown’s new poetry book is essentially a pandemic project with poems written during that time. He is donating half of all of the profits from his book to COVID relief in India home of the Publisher. Poets and Poetry tend to show kindness while they are attempting to wake up the world so to speak, and Brown has certainly accomplished that with this project.
Tipping Point By D.E. Ritterbusch
D.E. Ritterbusch’s poems are charged with emotion and vast imagery in this new collection. His poems work together to illustrate his poet’s voice. His poems are ripe with emotion. They radiate so many different things.
Road Through Worlds
This poetry book is very fantastic. It's a comparative analysis of a collection of top-winning and complementary poems in one book written by two of the greatest known haiku poets the world has ever known, Stoianka Boianova and her husband Minko Tanev, from Bulgaria.
Health Carefully By Jesse Tsinajinnie Maloney
The title of this book of poetry is unique. What poems might be found inside a book with such a name?
Inaiane / Now By Vaughan Rapatahana
Besides the translations which always make poems highly original, this is a very inventive book of poetry! It’s always quite the feat when a poet can write in more than one language, but Rapatahana takes it one step further giving the reader such an original experience with his verses.