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Beloved

Elke Margaretta·November 18, 2020

Beloved written by: Elke Margaretta I am a funeral possession of one. My clothes are black, my...

English Literature

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At Crossroads

Gosha Kulisiewicz·November 13, 2020

English International Poetry Polish

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Ooops!

Joanne VanR·September 13, 2020

Ooops! written by: Joanne VanR The news of Harry’s death came as a shock. The sudden heart...

English Literature

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Funeral Strains

Gary Beck·June 29, 2020

Funeral Strains written by: Gary Beck Scene 1 (Pre-show. Offstage. Blaring sounds of anti-gay, anti-military protest, by...

English Literature

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November Memories

Bridie Murphy·May 15, 2020

November memories written by: Bridie Murphy A child peers through the curtains with eyes open wide The...

English Poetry

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Our Funeral

Karen Mooney·March 14, 2020

Our Funeral written by: Karen Mooney @1karenmooney There were no flowers or cards of condolence Yet there...

English Featured Post Poetry

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Dance of Death

Deepika·February 28, 2020

Dance of Death written by: Deepika How alive are we, Before we actually die, How many times...

English Poetry

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One Last Goodbye

Hazel Leonard·February 22, 2020

One Last Goodbye written by: Hazel Leonard Our last journey was on a cold July morning, All...

English Poetry

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I Felt A Funeral, In My Brain

Spillwords·October 20, 2019

I Felt A Funeral, In My Brain a poem by Emily Dickinson I felt a Funeral, in...

English Literary Greats Poetry

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Friendship Funerals

Fredrick Martyn·September 7, 2019

Friendship Funerals written by: Fredrick Martyn @FredrickMartyn Friendship funerals Rest in peace camaraderie From amity calamity To...

English Poetry

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That’s So OCD

Henna Johansdotter·July 9, 2019

That’s So OCD written by: Henna Johansdotter I used to murder my family before I went to...

English Poetry

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If I Die Tomorrow

Tylia Flores·July 1, 2019

If I Die Tomorrow written by: Tylia Flores @stompingoncp1 If I die tomorrow Please don’t cry for...

English Poetry

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Family

John Baverstock·March 4, 2019

Family written by: JOHN BAVERSTOCK Haven’t seen my brother lately? Seems like a thousand days, Told him...

English Poetry

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The Eulogy

Chris Cooper·February 21, 2019

The Eulogy written by: Chris Cooper The day after I sold my novel was my father’s funeral. And...

English Featured Post Literature

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Brad Osborne, a highly decorated Marine combat veteran and poet living in Pennsylvania, is a contributing editor and member of The American Poets Society. His poetry has been published in “The Gettysburg Historical Review”, “NY Naval Quarterly”, “Tempest Poetic Society Journal”, and the anthology “Expressions” by The American Poets Society. His works have been featured online by Spillwords Press NYC, The Navy Times, Reader’s Digest, Healthy Living, Meditations, and many others. He was awarded the Anna Rabinowitz Prize by the Poet Society of America for 2015, the Silver Medal for Poetry by the Pennsylvania Poetry Review for 2009 and was a finalist for the Buckner Award in Poetry for 2017. He is currently editing his first book of poetry “Reticent Ink”, which he hopes to publish soon.

Spotlight On Writers – Suzanne Craig-Whytock

What turns you on creatively?

Because I write in several different genres (YA novels, thrillers, dark and twisty short stories, humorous essays), I find inspiration in a lot of places depending on what I’m working on in the moment. I like to take an idea and think “what if?” That “what if” usually ends up being something spooky and dark if it’s a novel or a short story, or something randomly absurd if it’s my blog.
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