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Read more about the article A ripe peach

A ripe peach

  • Post category:Beverly Delidow/Photography/Poetry

Can you sense the pebbles
In the road that passes by
The old tree? Hear the birds that
Pluck away a few blossoms...

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Read more about the article One Chair

One Chair

  • Post category:Amanda Judd/Illustration/Mixed Media/Multimedia/Music/Painting/Poetry

God of This New Day
1. I've gone out into the darkness
2. to listen to the silence
3.of this night.
4. I hear the wind rustling through leaves

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Read more about the article Inhale the sunshine

Inhale the sunshine

  • Post category:Haiku/Photography/Poetry/Scott Gilbertson

Inhale the sunshine...

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Read more about the article The sword without the s

The sword without the s

  • Post category:Poetry/Xiuming Liang

The sword without the s Back to Gallery

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Read more about the article Rebirthing

Rebirthing

  • Post category:Multimedia/Photography/Poetry/Renee Fishman/Spoken Word

I am unlearning.
unfolding
layers of fear
that have kept me
frozen in vigilance.

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Read more about the article Stillness & Motion

Stillness & Motion

  • Post category:Matthew Word Bain/Multimedia/Poetry/Video

it’s not my idea
and yet it does appeal
and affords new space for play

from straightforward natural process

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Read more about the article Can you feel without judgement?

Can you feel without judgement?

  • Post category:Gail Boenning/Non Fiction/Photography/Poetry/Prose/Storytelling

Yesterday gleamed like a pearl on a string of Midwestern October beauties. Warm air, puffy cumulus, wild flowers, and a field recently shorn for hay welcomed me and Henrietta for a stroll.

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What Can We Do

  • Post category:Ajike Kendrick Asegun/Poetry

We ask
What can we do

What are the offerings that can be made

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Read more about the article August

August

  • Post category:Beverly Delidow/Photography/Poetry

Butterflies play
A long game
Over short lives,
Ephemeral, eternal,
Born to the swing

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Unwritten

  • Post category:Jennifer Hole/Poetry

my grandmother told
my mother, write nothing down
truth was a danger

but she called me once,

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Read more about the article Life, listed

Life, listed

  • Post category:Jennifer Hole/Poetry

1. I tried to think of a title for a list
2. I talked with one of my oldest friends and got an idea for a new song
3. I thought more about the song, and I sat down...

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Read more about the article A Blessing for Rising

A Blessing for Rising

  • Post category:Amanda Judd/Illustration/Painting/Poetry

For all of us who sleep in tangled and hard places
For the ones whose ears are open in the deepest of darkness, listening as poetry stirs

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Read more about the article I Have Just Begun

I Have Just Begun

  • Post category:Amanda Judd/Illustration/Mixed Media/Poetry

I want to stand in your day
Awake.
Serenaded with your song.
Abloom
I open

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Read more about the article After the storm

After the storm

  • Post category:Haiku/Photography/Poetry/Scott Gilbertson

Trees snow, seagulls screech...

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Read more about the article Winter’s Impatience

Winter’s Impatience

  • Post category:Haiku/Photography/Poetry/Scott Gilbertson

Autumn skies whisper
softly despondently

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Read more about the article Presence of Absence

Presence of Absence

  • Post category:Matthew Word Bain/Photography/Poetry

imagine a front yard
extending toward the center
of the street, twice as far back then
when this street was narrow
and still made of dirt

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Read more about the article The Garden of Forking Buffalo

The Garden of Forking Buffalo

  • Post category:Matthew Word Bain/Photography/Poetry

in a place named for rivers and wildlife
a sturdy facade belies a buckling form
how long has it been since voices and laughter
filled the interior of this now fragile frame

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Read more about the article Work Flow

Work Flow

  • Post category:Photography/Poetry/Renee Fishman

Pisces
The last sign of the zodiac
The final stop in the cycle
It contains a little bit of everything
that came before it

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Read more about the article Rushing in Stillness

Rushing in Stillness

  • Post category:Audio/Photography/Poetry/Renee Fishman

The river
at points rushing
and at other parts still
Not one or the other
but both at once

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Heart to heart

  • Post category:Poetry/Xiuming Liang

Always working
day and night
Appreciate honesty,
never a good liar

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Read more about the article Nagging voices and flashing neon-signs

Nagging voices and flashing neon-signs

  • Post category:Helena Roth/Non Fiction/Photography/Poetry/Prose

I am not just simply hungry for skin, but starved for it.
And not just skin, but touch. Hugs. Caresses.

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WHO

  • Post category:Ajike Kendrick Asegun/Poetry

WHO TOLD YOU YOU’RE NOT BEAUTIFUL
Who said it
Who called you something else
Something not your name
Who glitched you
Sent you whirling spiralling
Kicked your world from under you

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Become

  • Post category:Ajike Kendrick Asegun/Poetry

Come out from under years of wading and wandering desolate looking peering in from outside longing wondering waiting yearning to be chosen seeing not being heard unanswered...

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Read more about the article Let It In

Let It In

  • Post category:Amanda Judd/Mixed Media/Multimedia/Poetry

Let it in
this new day
strung together with yesterdays.
Yesterday you'd barely begun
today.

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Chalcolithic

  • Post category:Jennifer Hole/Poetry

I wanted to write a poem about a crucible,
a quiet vessel made of clay
that creates a space
that enables a reaction

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Pesach Morning

  • Post category:Aaron Wolfson/Poetry

The alarm goes off
I am flattened in bed
And in need of thickening
Or perhaps some shortening
To mix in and congeal

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Read more about the article Emerald City

Emerald City

  • Post category:Gail Boenning/Non Fiction/Photography/Poetry/Prose/Storytelling

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Read more about the article Leaving

Leaving

  • Post category:Anthropomorphism/Gail Boenning/Non Fiction/Photography/Poetry/Prose/Storytelling

In the beginning, I felt so tight and confined. “It’s not yet time,” the icy winds roared in response to my impatience. “You must wait until the conditions are right, or you will perish before you’ve begun.

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Read more about the article What Is Water?

What Is Water?

  • Post category:Imma J. Lopez/Mixed Media/Non Fiction/Photography/Poetry

How to describe it?
Her components? HO2
As a substance? The most abundant on earth.
As an element, which is part of life, and therefor me?

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Read more about the article Verde Que Te Quiero Verde

Verde Que Te Quiero Verde

  • Post category:Imma J. Lopez/Non Fiction/Photography/Poetry/Prose/Storytelling

Green is the colour of our fourth chakra. The heart chakra, Anahata. I always wondered why green, and looking for an answer I found it in green herbs and leafy-hearted plants.

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