Tanka Buildings fall, streets flood: An aerial view of distress. Most suffering, though, has no image. It takes its victims unseen; Does not recede like water. Dave Whippman is a UK poet and prose writer. He lives in the north of England. ________________________________________ Thanks for reading Poets for Tsunami Relief. Please consider a donation to …
Poet Robert Smith
Now it's beautiful Now it's beautiful. The snow drips from the heavens in white large frozen tears of the angels and i am hypnotized like a man struck by just how a woman walking can leave him speechless. Now it's beautiful. Whereas before it was rainy and gloomy, and the snow was black and iced …
Poet Brandee Baltzell
Taking Back The sea lunges forth To claim her sacred bounty Snatched from Earth’s lax grasp Brandee Baltzell calls herself a "fledgling poet & writer." She lives in Surprise, Arizona. Thanks for reading Poets for Tsunami Relief. Please consider a donation to The Red Cross. In Canada, go to: http://www.redcross.ca/article.asp?id=000043&tid=016 In the UK, go to: …
Poet Alan Summers
Gendai haiku first quarter moon dancing pinheads burst into new angel DNA email to Canada The moon is in its first quarter this Japan morning the day after Tanka the long night and longer day even our broken moon over the biggest wave separates our love Alan Summers is a Japan Times award-winning writer for …
Taking the LEAP
American writer and poet Jamie Dedes, a former columnist and features writer, reviewed 'Leap' today in her Saturday Review series. I'm thrilled with her well-written, informative review (and tickled she'd put Anne Murray, k.d. lang, and Mark Vonnegut in the same sentence as my name) and wanted to share parts of it with my readers …
Heather Grace Stewart 