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    Blog Tour: ‘Only Dying Sparkles’

    November 12, 2018

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    Isabelle Kenyon


    'Know Thyself' is the first principle for healing. These poems are part of Sascha's journey to personal healing and she hopes her readers will find solace in her poetry also.

    Link to buying the deck!

    On this autumn day, I’m very excited to tell you about a poetry projec...

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    Review

    Review: This Is Not A Spectacle

    October 16, 2018

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    Haley Jenkins

     'The rumour, / the hollowed out / cookie-cutter shape / does not define me: / don't bitch /

    about my shadow'

    - 'Heard it on the Grapevine', p.55

    This is not a Spectacle: Extended Edition

    Isabelle Kenyon

    Fly on the Wall Poetry, 2017.

    Isabelle Kenyon’s debut poetry collectio...

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    Review

    Review: Where The Road Runs Out

    October 13, 2018

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    Haley Jenkins

    'He pops around in his spare time

    to bring me something celestial

    to put in one of my poems -

    an angel's feather in a Jiffy bag,

    a clutch of notes plucked from a lyre,

    a zephyr in a Marmite jar'

    'Reporting Back', p.49

    From Where the Road Runs Out

    By Gaia Holmes

    Comma Press, 201...

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    Poetry

    Poetry: Glendo Reservoir &

    July 23, 2018

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    Nicholas Trandahl

    GLENDO RESERVOIR


    We put up the tents
    in a thicket of pine and cedar
    on a ridge overlooking the cove.
    The site was secluded and quiet,
    but later we drove to the beach,
    with its hot sand and crowds.
    In the white platinum heat
    of a cloudless summer sky,
    a feast of tanned,...

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    Poetry

    David Ralph Lewis: Three Blackout Poems

    May 14, 2018

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    David Ralph Lewis

    Another country,
    another person
    awake in a motel
    listening to cars passing.
    I am listening too.

    Beyond, the night clerk
    stares at a glowing
    blue box, thinking
    of all his decisions, hoping

    half awake, for morning.

    A lizard darts across
    the dry stones
    then turns to look
    rig...

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    Poetry

    Poetry: Post-Sex Snack & Her Becoming

    April 26, 2018

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    Courtney LeBlanc

    POST-SEX SNACK


    I drag the knife across the skin
    of a mango, travel the circumference
    of its red-green shell, a bead
    of juice seeping out at the seam.
    Dig my fingers into the flesh,
    break the fruit apart into uneven
    halves. I hand one to you, lift the other
    to my mouth...

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    Poetry
    Interview

    Interview with Carly Brown: "I Write Things!"

    October 4, 2017

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    Haley Jenkins

    Twitter: Here! - Website: Here! - Soundcloud: Here! - YouTube: Here!

    BUY 'GROWN UP POETRY NEEDS TO LEAVE ME ALONE' - HERE!

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    Interview

    Interview: Nicholas Trandahl - The Outdoor Poet

    August 31, 2017

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    Haley Jenkins

    Twitter: Here!  -  Buy 'Pulling Words': Here! - Facebook: Here!

    HJ - Tell me a little bit about yourself and what you do.


    NT - My name is Nicholas Trandahl. I’m a poet. However, I also work as a newspaper reporter in the United States, in the State of Wyoming, but...

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    Breathe Breathe: Raw, risky & brave

    August 20, 2017

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    Haley Jenkins

    'Nirvana or Mozart on the playlist,/four or five pillows to prop head upright,/can't hardly read even, scandal without books,/talking barely, coughing,/eye waver with dancing light visions'

    'Silent Screams' p.30

    Breathe Breathe

    by Erin Sweet Al-Mehairi 

    Unnerving. June 20...

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    Poetry

    Three Poems

    July 19, 2017

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    Nicholas Trandahl

    FULL

    My wife cooked dinner for us
    at our old kitchen stove - 

    just her and I.
    Chicken cordon bleu
    with green beans sautéed in bacon

    we drank cold Sauvignon blanc.


    Afterwards, outside in the dark,
    we smoked cigars and drank wine
    in the caress of the cool night.
    In the shad...

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