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And Things Unwound
And Things Unwound written by: Jerome Berglund and Christina Chin the pink petals of spring’s first blush...
Ogni Cosa Comincia Per Poi Finire
Ogni Cosa Comincia Per Poi Finire written by: Natalia Castelluccio Davanti ad un problema? Non mi interessano...
Thoughts To Ponder
Thoughts To Ponder written by: Karin Porter I used to be so calm Now my mind’s a...
What’s Left
What’s Left written by: Jenny Middleton Eddie drives me by a burnt-out house, its ashes are claggy...
Growth and Aging
Growth and Aging A Tanka Series written by: Mary Beth Cox Growing like bamboo: green, fast. We...
Grief
Grief written by: Lois Rose Mayday Grief, a five letter word. Daunting in the caverns of your...
The Frozen Gruel
The Frozen Gruel written by: Gautham Pradeep Red stoops to greet, but stops at the door. Soft...
2AM Thoughts
2AM Thoughts written by: Jherwin P. Hermosa Walk the path with steady grace, Unmoved by fortune’s fickle...
Sun Sets
Sun Sets written by: Duane L Herrmann When I see a sunset especially one full of colors:...
When the Winter Comes
When the Winter Comes written by: Miroslava Panayotova When the winter comes — the earth will be...
Yet Another Autumn
Yet Another Autumn written by: Arouba Abbas It’s October again, Summer lingered long. Leaves have started to...
Motes
Motes written by: Jacob Dunstan The wattle that spoke on the Saturday afternoon was not for the...
The Bench
The Bench written by: Lois Rose Mayday - A red public bench graces the footpath near my home. Old, unvarnished...
