āA willful and successful destruction of boundariesāĀ **** (4 stars) by Shawn Halayka, Dec. 24, 2011 under Where the Butterflies Go in iBOOKS Anima and animus. Love and sorrow. Past and present. An array of dualities are presented to us in these poems, accurately depicting both the beauty and horror of life at the same …
Carry On Dancing ~Available March 2012!
Welcoming Our Newest Author Heather Grace Stewart Via Winter Goose Publishing On October 29, 2011 Ā· In Author News Heather was born in Ottawa, Canada. She lives with her husband and daughter near Montreal. She is an accomplished poet, photographer, and writer with publication in such magazines as Readers Digest. We are looking forward to …
Poet Dave Whippman
GOOD COPY Auden was wrong: sometimes the world can Stop, watch and wait, hold its collective breath After some outrage of nature or Man. There is no equality in death But hierarchy; grief is sorted. Two minutes observed silence for some, The rest unspectacular, unreported - For most of us, tragedy will come Privately: the …
Poet Claudia Schƶnfeld
Sakura you feed me on raw fish when our worldās upside down, chaos around, people drown, small as bugs in the sink while forces of nature grow tall and blossoming cherries bleed, spilling red, white - hopes like vomit on shaking ropes, will they hold? sing, sing sakura ācos spring is just āround the corner …
Poets for Tsunami Relief: Poet Shiv
Sunrise After 8.9 Yes there was a gory dark time of the eclipse of 8.9 But far on a rosy horizon to have darkness undone sits another baby sun I feel it somewhat low but I still feel it with glow This is the sun that will bring close those who in current life are …
Heather Grace Stewart 