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Saturday, June 21, 2025
Dean Okamura
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Japan arrow standing in stone There are times I think about Japan, not the land my ancestors left, but the one I've inherited thr...
Heather Romero-Kornblum
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Response to Jane Hirshfield’s Rebus “You work with what you are given… …How can I enter this question the clay has asked?” Like Jane, I answ...
Mary Langer Thompson
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Earthquake Seasons 1970, first California temblor in the half light of morning. I know the world is ending due to my sins and I’ll be left ...
Friday, June 20, 2025
R A Ruadh
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Dust of ages It used to be a rock for the world walking roads of stone to uphold and guide strong under their feet and faiths they climbed u...
Shih-Fang Wang
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Trapped Your eyes are as an eagle’s fierce and unrelenting always looking for prey Your heart is like a stone cold and hard showing no ...
Jeffry Jensen
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PICKING THE POCKET OF MY POISONED WORLD Grinning cats gathered at the bay window It is all libertine and tribal stamina That runs through my...
gia civerolo
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stones in her pockets Did Virginia Woolf Caress each stone Before she put them Into her pockets Building towards Killing herself? How long...
Mark A Fisher
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happening here (after Justice Robert H. Jackson) imagine a world carved from stone the made up stories and lists of wrongs paraded across a ...
PJ Swift
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a miracle What I really need now is a miracle that will change everything, were the thoughts running through the mind of the man who was wal...
Thursday, June 19, 2025
Antoinette Vella Payne
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Appetites Emotional satiety Reactionary avoidance Dismissal of a lifetime of pain Turned to satiated contentment Fake fulfilment Burped ...
Wednesday, June 18, 2025
jf giraffe 🦒
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CONTROLLING (Haiku) Women still get stoned Cruel way to inflict your rules Men hate, hurt and harm FIX IT (Haiku) History so sad We need...
Ellyn Maybe
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So Disappointed (Haiku) The world turned inward What do people want from me Will they just go now When We Could Laugh (Haiku) The world was...
Tammy Smith
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Life is a Gem Is that a marble in your back pocket, or is it a small stone? It's tough to tell the difference between objects that are r...
Mike Turner
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Rivers and Stones When you feel the weight of your task And despair that you are no closer to its completion Than when you began Think of th...
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Tuesday, June 17, 2025
Chad Parenteau
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Appeasement Stone leaving zero ripples came to party already drowned. Maybe go down, ask how it feels? No one ever has.
CLS Sandoval
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An Artist Studying from Nature by Claude Lorrain The artist just wants to study nature alone Men obstruct his view They build castles loo...
Trish Saunders
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The river café is closing now, drink up Before this café table disappears into four a.m. silence of Sunday morning, let me run my fingers o...
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Monday, June 16, 2025
Wyatt Underwood
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stone world we can almost imagine it, right? people like you and me except before metal and electricity people who use stone to shape stone ...
David Fewster
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THE GREAT STONE FACE When I was a young film buff going to revival cinemas, I was struck by how his appearances in "Limelight" and...
Luis Cuauhtemoc Berriozabal
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Exiled I pass the stranger on the street. He wears a gray coat, the color of the sky. The light is gone, exiled for the day. The world...
Sunday, June 15, 2025
Jackie Chou
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Sitting on Stones with Boys There's something about stones that raise you above the dirt set you climbing like bougainvillea when you...
Sandy Frye
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Road of Sand on Likoma Island At first the road which was nothing more than a narrow dirt path seemed unbearably long as I shouldered my kn...
Mark States
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Filled Me with Glee Shoulda been ‘handling my business’ after work but required a few minutes down time to destress. Then got caught up in s...
Joe Grieco
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STONED The highest form of spacing out Level three: buzzed, high, stoned I forgot what was I laughing about? Oh, yeah, if a male horse still...
Marieta Maglas
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Zen Poem for The Moon The moon rising from the water is not wet. Yet, it resembles those ancient stones— wet sentinels, their surfaces kis...
R Bremner
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Under a palm tree I examine my seersucker soul and try to figure how it fits in a hand-me-down world My mind tries to peel off the real peo...
Joan McNerney
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I Want A Writer's Block A real writer's block. After I'm finished writing I could run and skip down cobble stones with all the o...
Laura Garrard
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The Megalithic Circle Speaks To My Bones Ancestral genes breach the volcanic stones, Grab my feet, Enter my veins in solidarity. Though gen...
Mani Suri
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Stones We are stones but we’re not mute We sit in brooks and give them music, Their soft ripple of poetry. It’s all in how you handle us Rub...
Jack G Bowman
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Just Before a Rain, atop the Limestone On a day much like this one, my wife and young son and I were exploring Greece a man a few years olde...
Lynn White
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Roses For Gaza Gaza is a garden full of roses. Stone roses. Rock roses. No petals to crush and bruise to release their fragrance. Only dust....
Michael Lee Johnson
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Breadcrumbs for Starving Birds Smiling across the ravine, snow-cloaked footbridge. Prickly ropes slick with ice, snow-clad boards, pepper...
Andy Palasciano
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Stone Soup A broth of flowers simmering in a stone cauldron, the forest behind and around this cauldron. The day fades into night as the cau...
Joseph Milosch
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Sin of Silence The night Donald Trump became the President, I walked to an Ethiopian pizza parlor in San Diego. Streetlights made the road a...
Laura Daniels
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Metaphysical Flows Through gray silver-speckled stone reflecting shadow and light excavated from the waters of Casco Bay along Shore Ave i...
Roxanne Hoffman
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choosing a random stone sits upon the dresser green slate culled from walks along the river its striated shades as varied as the sea, fern f...
Patricia Carragon
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Looking at the Stars. . . “We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars.” ―Oscar Wilde, from his play, Lady Windermere’...
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Carl Stilwell AKA CaLokie
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SECOND CHANCE In the second year of Franklin Roosevelt’s Presidency, I was born in Oklahoma City. the second born to Lawrence and Wilma Sti...
Robert Fleming
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Connie Johnson
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M S Marquart
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Freedom: An Ode “People can take everything except your education,” my father’s anthem throughout my childhood. I think of him growing up...
Mary Mayer Shapiro
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GOOD NEIGHBORS Stone wall Stood on the border Of the two Properties Watching on Both sides Generations of Families living Out their lives Wi...
Wayne F Burke
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Smother's Beach, Key West sun warm on my skin and white sand, tan people pale green ocean, the mother--we crawled out of flipper-wise to...
Friday, June 6, 2025
Don Kingfisher Campbell
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I love to sniff the world I put my nose to the ground There I have found the odors I seek in my day's existence I need to whiff the co...
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