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Ermine Winter, by Richard Hartwell
Monday, December 17 2012 @ 12:00 AM MST
Views: 173
A new poem about the beauty of the season from one of our regular contributors. Poetry Editor
Ermine Winter, by Richard Hartwell
Sound, by Richard Hartwell
Monday, July 02 2012 @ 12:00 AM MST
Views: 347
A new poem from one of our faithful contributors, about how sounds and what makes them can affect you. Poetry Editor
Sound, by Richard Hartwell
Backyard, by Richard Hartwell
Monday, June 18 2012 @ 12:00 AM MST
Views: 313
We're welcoming summer with this lovely poem from a regular contributor that celebrates the lovely outdoors. Poetry Editor
Backyard, by Richard Hartwell
Sonblock, by Richard Hartwell
Monday, June 04 2012 @ 12:00 AM MST
Views: 441
A new poem about crossings and assumptions, from one of our most regular contributors. Poetry Editor
Sonblock, by Richard Hartwell
Mantra, by Richard Hartwell
Monday, December 05 2011 @ 12:00 AM MST
Views: 316
Enjoy this cheerful little ditty about the importance of teachers. Poetry Editor
Mantra, by Richard Hartwell
Crash, by John Hansen
Monday, November 28 2011 @ 12:00 AM MST
Views: 640
A timely, poem by a new contributor, with a realistic, yet optimistic, take on the way of things. Poetry Editor (We suggest you take a look at our editorial comments at the end for a little surprise. Editors)
Crash, by John Hansen
Van Gogh on the Mountaintop, by Lucie Winborne
Monday, November 14 2011 @ 12:00 AM MST
Views: 366
Another poem from one of our newer contributors, taking a look at genius and creativity. Poetry Editor
Van Gogh on the Mountaintop, by Lucie Winborne
Tattoo, by Lucie Winborne
Monday, October 24 2011 @ 12:00 AM MST
Views: 327
A new poem from a new contributor about tattoos and questions and the power of true north. Poetry Editor
Tattoo, by Lucie Winborne
Mother and Thee, by Stuart Leventhal
Monday, October 03 2011 @ 12:00 AM MST
Views: 310
A cute poem about special little things from one of our newer contributors. Poetry Editor
Mother and Thee, by Stuart Leventhal
Child Descending, by Richard Hartwell
Monday, September 12 2011 @ 12:00 AM MST
Views: 338
A solemn meditation on life and the meaning of death by one of our regular contributors. Poetry Editor
Child Descending, by Richard Hartwell At the front of the church sleeps a child, Estranged from any sin, Sepulchered in a tiny white coffin, Unaware of the masses of mourners.
Hall of My Life, by Richard Hartwell
Monday, August 22 2011 @ 12:00 AM MST
Views: 390
Another reflective little ditty from one of our regular contributors. Poetry Editor
The Hall of My Life, by Richard Hartwell
Three's a Crowd, by Stuart Leventhal
Monday, August 01 2011 @ 12:00 AM MST
Views: 383
A poem about life's choices by a new contributor. Poetry Editor
Three's a Crowd, by Stuart Leventhal
ABC's of Grandparents, by Richard Hartwell
Monday, July 25 2011 @ 12:00 AM MST
Views: 453
A clever and charming set of A-B-Cs for young and old alike from one of our regular contributors. Poetry Editor
ABC's of Grandparents, by Richard Hartwell
Grandma's Glasses, by Richard Hartwell
Monday, July 04 2011 @ 12:00 AM MST
Views: 668
A charming poem from one of our regular contributors. Poetry Editor
Grandma's Glasses, by Richard Hartwell
Conscious Volition, by Richard Hartwell
Monday, June 20 2011 @ 12:00 AM MST
Views: 466
A thoughtful, dreamy poem about nature, choice, and inevitability from one of our regular contributors. Poetry Editor
Conscious Volition, by Richard Hartwell Slow drips of water fall from moss-covered eaves, Saturating earth resplendent with luxuriant growth. New grasses struggle, shouldering aside older, Taller, stronger, more robust, but less supple blades; Give and take of young mirrored everywhere in nature.
5 Haiku, by Richard Hartwell
Monday, May 16 2011 @ 12:00 AM MST
Views: 374
Some frolicsom, nature-infused haiku from one of our regular contributors. Poetry Editor
5 Haiku, by Richard Hartwell
Thoughts of War, by Richard Hartwell
Monday, April 11 2011 @ 12:00 AM MST
Views: 428
A new poem from a regular contributor. We loved the imagery and think you will too. Poetry Editor
Thoughts of War, by Richard Hartwell
Central Core, by Richard Hartwell
Monday, March 28 2011 @ 12:00 AM MST
Views: 435
Enjoy this new poem from one of our many contributors who's a triple-threat -- writing poetry, fiction, and nonfiction. We love that our contributors don't limit themselves to one thing, and hope you feel the same. Poetry Editor
Central Core, by Richard Hartwell
Snapshot, by W.K. Everhart
Monday, February 28 2011 @ 12:00 AM MST
Views: 583
A lovely new poem from one of our favorite contributors. Poetry Editor
Snapshot, by W.K. Everhart
Tangerine Butterflies, by Richard Hartwell
Monday, January 03 2011 @ 12:00 AM MST
Views: 464
A pretty poem from a new contributor about the little things to get our new year off to a sweet start. Poetry Editor
Tangerine Butterflies, by Richard Hartwell Circuitous butterflies play in the back yard. Overhead a passenger jet strives steadily on. I prefer the aerial dance of the insects To the schedule of the drones. Who doesn’t? Sponsored Ads
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