Summer Houses

In "Summer Houses," Janet McCann reflects on the timeless presence of old vacation homes. Through evocative imagery and a sense of nostalgia, the poem captures how these structures, weathered and worn, hold memories and evoke a deep connection to the past.

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West Texas Nostalgia, Christmas Eve

Regan Minkel’s poem "West Texas Nostalgia, Christmas Eve" evokes a deep sense of pride and tranquility. As the narrator drives down Texas Highway 208, the ...
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Someone Covered The Tracks With Snow

Someone Covered The Tracks With Snow

Mykyta Ryzhykh's "Someone Covered The Tracks With Snow" explores the transient and cyclical aspects of life. Through evocative imagery, the poem connects the journey of ...
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