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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"For years it was a briar patch..."
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"...speaking the living truth..."
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"...The bard’s pen built a bond..."
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A rengay collaboration
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"...We all live for something..."
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M. Benjamin Thorne is an Associate Professor of Modern European History at Wingate University. Possessed of a lifelong love of history and poetry, he is interested in exploring the synergy between the two.
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"...the tender, the kind, the caring..."
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"...It smells something strange – human..."
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"...the germinating seed that grows..."
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"...Chaos scrambles the pattern’s picture..."
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2025 Kumbh Mela Tragedy
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"...Love needs restraint..."
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"I want to honour the dead..."
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"...borrowed gear and a borrowed drummer..."
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"Love songs among the 5lbs bags of potatoes..."
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"...As a child I was told the cruel history..."
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"Found under the bed..."
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To the point...
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"...strings of frozen drops dangling on twigs..."
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"...we rushed the cramped arcade and made it our domain..."
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"...some digital platforms are awash with disinformation..."
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"...she was a child of life..."
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"It is the winters I still remember..."
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"...i’ve noticed 2 grammar mistakes in the story by THE END..."
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"...the lunatic is out and has unleashed his dogs of war..."
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"...Heroes tragic, dead souls arising..."
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"...veterans of these salty blasts..."
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"...I’ll run downstairs through hallways into bursts of blue..."
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"...I will write till nature is rightly nurtured..."
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Haiku. Part of the ongoing series, reflecting the life and times, especially in this part of the globe.