Poetry
Poems published in Piker Press, a weekly journal of arts and literature — from lyric verse to experimental forms, haiku to epic.
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"A taste of music sits pink on her tongue..."
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"...a crack of his heart can be heard houses away..."
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Bruce Morton divides his time between Montana and Arizona. His poems have appeared in numerous online and print venues. He was formerly dean at the Montana State University library.
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John Swain lives in Le Perreux-sur-Marne, France. His most recent chapbook, "The Daymark," was published by Origami Poems Project.
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"...we are old enough to know..."
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"...I walk into the wilderness of the sky..."
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"...Let my dream Take me in her ‘fold’..."
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"...quick as a dart game with half a pint left..."
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"...tattered souls seeking solace..."
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Charles Rammelkamp is Prose Editor for BrickHouse Books in Baltimore.
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"...falling through trap doors of chance..."
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"...We’re daring equals, investors and innovators..."
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"...voices soaked in spices and seawind..."
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"... It’s all good..."
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"...what my words mean to me..."
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"...like death's sentinels from the porch railing..."
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"...Neither light nor darkness, just a stoic stillness..."
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"Reading poems out loud to my dog..."
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"...Fair farmers' radar sees a ray..."
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"...To unbraid multiple strands requires hidden fingers..."
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"The grey sky reminds me of..."
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"...for a brighter future..."
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"...beer drinking made the brewers, shippers sellers, and advertisers rich..."
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"...Some even manage to be entertaining..."
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"...The astrologer sits facing the window..."
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Two poems by Ndaba for the new year.
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"... words of teenage angst in a tattered notebook..."
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"That summit once a seaside scene..."
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Nisha Raviprasad is a poet and avid reader based in Cochin, Kerala. Her work, often centered on memory, nature, and emotion, has appeared in various literary journals. A quiet observer of life and language, she continues to explore the beauty of the everyday through poetry.
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"...Time is oxygen when masking loss..."