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Ash

Michael Ball·December 8, 2020

Ash written by: Michael Ball @whirred I knew what to do when her ashes came. My mother...

English Haunted Holidays Poetry

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Celts and the Mad Goddess Chapter IV

P.C. Darkcliff·December 2, 2020

Celts and the Mad Goddess Chapter IV written by: P.C. Darkcliff @P_C_Darkcliff As shadows grew and thickened...

Celts and the Mad Goddess English Literature P.C. Darkcliff

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Celts and the Mad Goddess Chapter III

P.C. Darkcliff·November 4, 2020

Celts and the Mad Goddess Chapter III written by: P.C. Darkcliff @P_C_Darkcliff Garux dashed after Arvasia up...

Celts and the Mad Goddess English Literature P.C. Darkcliff

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Celts and the Mad Goddess Chapter II

P.C. Darkcliff·September 28, 2020

Celts and the Mad Goddess Chapter II written by: P.C. Darkcliff @P_C_Darkcliff Rawena thought she’d heard the...

Celts and the Mad Goddess English Literature P.C. Darkcliff

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Celts and the Mad Goddess Chapter I

P.C. Darkcliff·August 27, 2020

Celts and the Mad Goddess Chapter I written by: P.C. Darkcliff @P_C_Darkcliff “A mighty race of hunters...

Celts and the Mad Goddess English Featured Post Literature P.C. Darkcliff

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Bastet

Verona Jones·July 21, 2020

Bastet written by: Verona Jones @VeronaJ57 Arizona summers were the worst, Claudia thought as she struggled out of...

English Literature

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Polyhymnia

Fotoula Reynolds·February 11, 2020

Polyhymnia written by: Fotoula Reynolds An inspirational goddess Who did not appear to be modest? Of Greek...

English Poetry

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My Goddess

Rubab Abdullah·January 13, 2020

My Goddess written by: Rubab Abdullah Boundless love and gratitude I have for you With great tenderness...

English Poetry

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Venus and Mars

Fallen Engel·December 5, 2019

Venus and Mars written by: Fallen Engel @BlackEngel3 The goddess rises slowly while her translucent soul glows...

English Poetry

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Encounter with an African Goddess

RhymeRula·August 29, 2019

Encounter with an African Goddess written by: RhymeRula @IamtheRhymeRula The sky ebbed and flowed Curious winds centered...

English Poetry

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Whirlpooling

Anoucheka Gangabissoon·August 21, 2019

Whirlpooling written by: Anoucheka Gangabissoon Poets sing of dark days Poets lament of broken hearts Poets dance...

English Poetry

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What A Doll!

Cindy Medina·August 6, 2019

What A Doll! written by: Cindy Medina @Cindy_M65 Delicacy of wood and paint captures Kannon’s sweet benevolence....

English Poetry

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Love, “G”odess?

Tinashe Muza·April 16, 2019

Love, “G”odess? written by: Tinashe Muza Love an attribution innate Emotion, capable of making us super-humans Emotion...

English Poetry

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Mother Earth

Dedhedpoet·October 3, 2018

Mother Earth written by: DedHedpoet @dedhedpoet Let me not take Anything away from you O...

English Poetry

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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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