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Under Thunder

Discover Under Thunder by Tricia Knoll, a vivid poem capturing the drama of storms, cozy moments beneath cherry-red comforters, and the timeless rhythm of thunder and rain.
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Summer Pleasure?

Duane L Herrmann’s Summer Pleasure? reflects on a childhood where summer meant hard work, not leisure, set against the oppressive heat and a harsh maternal presence. A raw look at the less romantic side of the season.
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Meat Factory

Dive into Meat Factory by Leigh Doughty, a raw free verse poem that explores the gritty realities of labor, language, and survival in a factory setting.
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Uncensored: More Censored than Censored

More Censored than Censored examines the complexities and contradictions behind modern claims of free speech. This thought-provoking piece questions whether "uncensored" truly champions freedom or merely promotes division and control in today’s culture.
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It Was Summer

Dive into It Was Summer by Thomas Harrison Humphreys, a rondeau poem celebrating the timeless beauty of warm days, starry nights, and youthful adventures beneath leafy bowers and cosmic showers.
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How to Lose an Hour on a Paddle Board

Jean Janicke’s How to Lose an Hour on a Paddle Board invites readers to drift into serenity on a watery hammock. With poetic imagery, it captures the delicate tether between sunlit leisure and grounding connections.
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Sunlight

Explore Sunlight by Isis I'Yon, a vivid poem capturing the essence of joy, warmth, and the sensory delight of sunlight in evocative imagery.
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