Forgive Me, Too
In LindaAnn LoSchiavo’s rondeau poem "Forgive Me, Too," the speaker reflects on the disillusionment of love and trust. Echoing Lupe Velez’s insight on relationships, the ...
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I Have All These Memories & Nowhere to Put Them
In Lesley Rogers Hobbs' poem "I Have All These Memories and Nowhere to Put Them," the sensory richness of an August evening by Upper Lake ...
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The Great Willow
"The Great Willow" by Daciana Lipai presents a moving reflection on life's struggles, where the willow tree serves as a symbol of both shelter and ...
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Storm Surge
In "Storm Surge" by Beth Kanell, the relentless forces of nature mirror the inner turmoil of loss and grief. The poem captures the unyielding power ...
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Everything Melts Eventually
Luna Evraire’s "Everything Melts Eventually" is a meditation on the ephemeral nature of life. Using the metaphor of glittering snowflakes, the poem illustrates how even ...
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Illumination
"Illumination" by Laurinda Lind is a poem that captures the delicate balance between survival and the vivid presence of nature. Through imagery of wild vines ...
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Time: & Other Things That Aren't Enough
In "Time: & Other Things That Aren't Enough," J. Iner Souster explores the inexorable nature of time and its role in human anguish. The poem ...
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Loss
Shubham Sharma’s Loss reflects on the delicate connection between love and loss. With poignant simplicity, the poem weaves together memories and shared experiences, exploring how ...
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A Father Learns From His Son’s Tattoos
In A Father Learns From His Son's Tattoos, W. Roger Carlisle explores a father's struggle to understand his son's defiant self-expression through tattoos. The poem ...
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Nostalgia
Adam Crawford’s Nostalgia reflects on the relatively recent rise of nostalgia as a powerful emotion. Through vivid, rustic imagery, the poem explores how fleeting memories ...
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Withdrawals
In “Withdrawals,” Liana Cass crafts a haunting free verse poem that explores the disorienting effects of modern life. The poem’s vivid imagery of cold concrete ...
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