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Take It Slow, a poem by Aisha Saidi Kingu at Spillwords.com

The Old Lady Goes Grocery Shopping

Loneliness, micropoetry written by L.M. Giannone at Spillwords.com

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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Features

The Cabin

My Life As A Green Balloon

Quarantined Poet’s Blues

Interviews

Spotlight On Writers – Anoucheka Gangabissoon

Spotlight On Writers – Joshua Corwin

Spotlight On Writers – Mirosława Stojak

The Cabin

Gone Fishing

My Old Man’s Congratulations

Take It Slow

The Old Lady Goes Grocery Shopping

Loneliness

Slow Is Living Long

slow

My Life As A Green Balloon

Celts and the Mad Goddess Chapter VIII

Love at First Click

XXX

The Raft

The Cabin

Attitude

Mama & Me at Bonneville Salt Flats: A Very Sunny Day

Il Silenzio

Grandma’s Last Wish

As A Cult

Even This Shall Pass Away