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Slapstick Blues

DC Diamondopolous·April 28, 2019

Slapstick Blues written by: DC Diamondopolous Booker La Croix liked nothing better than to put on his...

English Literature

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Every Christmas, I Grow

Nivedita Roy·December 20, 2018

Every Christmas, I Grow written by: Nivedita Roy @Roynivi3 Flickering down from fumed above snow-kissed his red swollen...

Christmas English Poetry

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Freeman Cave

Roger Turner·February 8, 2018

Freeman Cave written by: roger turner @titansdad I cherish my freedom Hard earned though it was Through...

English Featured Post Poetry

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A Shameful Past

Anne G·June 8, 2015

A Shameful Past An Anne G Original U-Blog On June 19TH (Freedom Day), a plaque will be erected...

Anne G Article English

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Barbara Harris Leonhard started writing at age 8 and was first published in college. Now that she has retired from teaching ESL, she has more time to devote to writing. Her work appears online on Spillwords, Anti-Heroin Chic, among others. This year Barbara earned both third place and honorary mention for two poems in Well Versed 2021. She is currently marketing her first poetry collection about her relationship with her mother, who suffered from Alzheimer’s. From that memoir collection, her poem “Cooking a Life with a Wire Spine”, was nominated for Publication of the Month on Spillwords in August 2021. This year Barbara was also featured in an interview for Spotlight on Writers on Spillwords. She enjoys bringing writers together and has been sponsoring open mics and readings on Zoom during the pandemic.

REVEREND RUPERT’S OBSESSION by Verity Mason

Reverend Rupert Dubois’ halo of blond hair shines golden with the sunshine streaming through the church windows. Light pours through the stained glass, hues of emerald and ruby ennoble him with a mantle of heaven.
His guardian angels softly sing, weaving their protective wings, urging him to speak the truth of God.
Joy soaks into his words as he rouses his congregation, shouting with gladness.
“Walk closer with God,” he proclaims, “forgive others, surprise them with little acts of kindness.”
“I ask you all to seek opportunities this week to help others, you do not know what troubles others have until you walk in their shoes.”...

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I Know I’ve Lived

Richard Parkes Bonington – The Undercliff, 1828

A Warm November

Interviews

Spotlight On Writers – Paula Puolakka

Interview Q&A With Barbara Harris Leonhard

Spotlight On Writers – Kevin Taylor

My Dad, The Pied Piper

The Outsiders

The Fall of A Phone

The Dig Down Boys

Woman

Midwife of The Blues

In The Thirst For Freedom

Miss Cluny Remembers

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Slapstick Blues

Every Christmas, I Grow

Freeman Cave

A Shameful Past

In The Stillness of The Morning

The Fall of A Phone

Richard Parkes Bonington – The Undercliff, 1828

Rozpal Ogień

The Great Thanksgiving Turkey Feud

A Warm November

I Know I’ve Lived

The Love From Afar

Death Worn

O My Wonderful Muse Man

Forward

The Outsiders