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Heart of Seasons

LadyLily·June 20, 2020

Heart of Seasons written by: LadyLily @AFairymary The soul of June leaps from Spring’s shadow, a buried...

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Confessions

Spillwords·August 4, 2019

Confessions a poem by Robert Browning What is he buzzing in my ears? ‘Now that I come...

Literary Greats Poetry English

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Night Of The Nectarine

Heath Brougher·February 7, 2019

Night Of The Nectarine written by: Heath Brougher Houses with lights in their windows run an unsteady pattern...

English Poetry

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June Road Trip

Cindy Medina·July 23, 2017

June Road Trip written by: Cindy Medina @Cindy_M65 Ghostly gray fronds of desert rain sweeps mountains, drops...

English Poetry

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June

Kirstin Maguire·March 16, 2017

June written by: Kirstin Maguire Then, the UK voted out of the EU in the Referendum. Outbreaks...

English Kirstin Maguire Poetry Press: This Was 2016 Poetry

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Olga Cunha is a Russian writer and poet based in Portugal. Having walked through her own darkness, she knows that even there, light can be found — and made to shine brighter. This belief lies at the heart of her novels, short stories, and poetry. She writes about people who face depression, fear, loss, loneliness, and difficult choices, yet keep searching for meaning, freedom, and hope. Her books The Architect and Good Offer: What the Hell have been published in Russian and English and are available on Amazon. The Architect, a magical realism novel, won the LitRes New Horizons 2024 competition. Olga also writes and performs her poetry in both languages. You can find her poetry readings on Instagram at @writer_olgacunha.

The Barn Ghost by Vivek Subramanian

The first thing people noticed about the barn was that it never fully went dark. Even after midnight, when the pine woods swallowed the last of the county road and the fields turned black as flooded earth, something pale held itself around the structure—a residue, not quite light, as though the dark itself was reluctant to touch it. The tobacco barn stood half a mile behind Pearl Whitaker’s farmhouse in Halifax County, North Carolina. Around it: dead fields, willow trees that had stopped trying, kudzu climbing the wood...

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