An Interview with Philosophical, Travel and Contemporary Classical Poetry Author Jim Scott – Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to talk about your travel series Wanderings & Sojourns. – No problem, M.J. This is a wonderful… Read More ›
The Storm By Alexander Lound, Poet. Writer. Student. We were picking up our roots, As home is what you make it, Running from situations, Staying dry from the downpour. — But sitting inside those four walls, Nothing more than a… Read More ›
Day 64 – Do Not Wander Back Into That Dark Night By Charlotte Cuevas, Poet. Librarian. Freelance Writer. Originally posted on November 11, 2013 Do not wander back into that dark night where the sweet air is tinged with the… Read More ›
The Ending by Jim Scott, Author. Poet. Sojourner. – In passions of beginning, accelerating thought, Our dreams of love were spinning the webs in which were caught The hopes that should have born us on toward the life that now… Read More ›
Poetry has long been one of those amazing outlets for writing that allows the heart, mind, and soul to speak as one. For those who practice the genre, it is often the catharsis felt in the release of pent up… Read More ›
CLIFF JUMPING, SOYERS LAKE by Patricia Miller, Writer. Poet. Coordinator. – – – I’m perched On a steep ledge Of dense brown rock Like a blue jay Willing my wings to Flutter, flap, soar Having conquered this land before Instead I… Read More ›
Tomorrow’s Past Life by Jim Scott, Author. Poet. Sojourner. — There was once a time when my life was filled with living; Adventure and excitement scattered all across this earth. I was in my prime, with so much just ripe… Read More ›
Desert Travels An excerpt from the soon-to-be released science fiction novel The Chronicles of Xannia: Time’s Tempest, written by M.J. Moores. Poem by Merick Blazing suns align with bitter winds to tire petrified bones; Trudging, trudging, trudging … Read More ›
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 ›
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