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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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page 140 of 143

Tyler III by Ed Moyer — Feb 6, 2006
Winter Wind by Lothur Kane Winston — Jan 23, 2006
Fire or Flames by Lydia Manx — Jan 9, 2006
Authors of the Millennium by Paul A. Toth — Jan 8, 2006
This Time of Year by Lothur Kane Winston — Jan 2, 2006
Eggnog Season by Cheryl Haimann — Dec 12, 2005

Tis the season.
Providence Watches O'er Even the Many-Legged by Alexandra Queen — Dec 5, 2005
Wassail by Lothur Kane Winston — Dec 5, 2005
Two Armadillos' Strife by Holly Jahangiri — Nov 7, 2005
Time by Lydia Manx — Oct 17, 2005
September by Jerry Seeger — Sep 26, 2005
Change by Mark W. Swarthout — Sep 19, 2005
Existing by Kaliuna — Sep 19, 2005
Loving Pets by Lydia Manx — Sep 5, 2005
Wild Dark Sky by Lydia Manx — Aug 29, 2005
Sheba by Holly Jahangiri — Aug 15, 2005
The Happy Knight by Ed Moyer — Aug 8, 2005
Oh, Tom -- With Greatest Apologies to Elizabeth Barrett Browning by Sand Pilarski — Jul 25, 2005

Let's celebrate "Can't stand Tom Cruise Week" with a sonnet from a Piker Geeze! "How do I loathe thee ... ?"
Two TomKat Poems by Cheryl Haimann — Jul 25, 2005
When I Grew Up by Lydia Manx — Jul 18, 2005
On Listening To Glenn Gould Play Brahms by Cheryl Haimann — Jul 18, 2005
Long Road Trips by Lydia Manx — Jul 11, 2005

That pre-dawn moment, just before the journey begins.
DM by Cheryl Haimann — Jun 27, 2005

A poem inspired by David Lehman's poem "SF".
A Night Out of Sorts by Lydia Manx — Jun 20, 2005

A storm intrudes upon a night's sleep.
A Father's Prayer by Ed Moyer — Jun 13, 2005

A father looks to the future.
Memories Of My Father by Mark W. Swarthout — Jun 13, 2005

Some fathers lead by example — just not in the ways they expected.
Wars Memories by Kaliuna — May 30, 2005

Remembering what is left after the war is over. An entry from the Piker Press Poetry Open.
Mummy by Lydia Manx — May 23, 2005

What secret is around the next corner?
Mummy by Lydia Manx — May 23, 2005
The New Dawn by Lydia Manx — May 16, 2005

Dawn looks different to night creatures.