John Foster In discussing controversial and complex topics, it is necessary to blur the lines of statistical and empirical knowledge. The world reveals itself in many forms, be they refined and specific, or rough and equivocal. Much phenomena of nature… Read More ›
Originally posted on keithgarrettpoetry:
Anger eats at his heart, hurt devours this mans loving soul, He fights within himself as he seeks the peace of restful sleep. Listen to this man as he asks to be heard among…
Tightening the Belt on Your Prose, Pt.2 ~ There are times when you can vividly imagine something happening or you’ve decided to use a more literary technique and venture into metaphor to better describe how something feels or smells… editors… Read More ›
Originally posted on The 365 Poetry Project:
I shrunk him, and I put him in a coke-bottle full of smoke in my pocket and kept right on down the beach. I wore my sunglasses at night to look again and go…
A Selection of Short Poetry by Patricia Miller, Writer. Poet. Coordinator. — DOCK AT DUSK, LAKE KASHAGAWIGAMOG An opal shell and a golden star The spotted loon that breaks the mirrored still Floating across a navy water pane Calling for… Read More ›
