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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"...White heat and the ensuing calenture have lapsed..."
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"...Morning is potential staring right at you..."
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"...odors of open sewers shout the ugliness of war..."
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"...The body, by its movement forward, has reached the very beginning..."
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"...i pause to reflect..."
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"...What exactly is the import of civilization in the 21th century..."
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Haiku thoughts
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"...targeted to silence, shatter..."
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Found in haiku...
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Christian Ward is a UK-based writer who can be recently found in Red Ogre Review, Wild Court, Scapegoat Review, Pink Apple Press, and more.
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"...the light by which we love..."
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"...Elephants go through six sets of teeth in a lifetime..."
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"...They linger in air, those little souls..."
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"...pigeons flee before him as from a bird of prey..."
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"...witch’s brew of ingredients deemed medical topped with mint..."
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"...unleashing lyrics with a moral tone, incantation for a generation..."
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"...diverse readers were dared into being discerning, diligent, intelligent..."
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"...listless as a one-sided armistice..."
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"...only the best of us forgive, while the rest hide the pain..."
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"...Where we can smile all the time..."
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"Gather round the camp fire..."
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"...Don't bolt your mind's window..."
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"...anxious people often place in others their most feared feelings..."
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"...Judgmental folk seem anxious to project their own incendiary bigotries..."
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"...tonight i’ll stay in, maybe work some words ..."
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"...in the pale blue sky of dusk..."
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"...thank God for vinegar preserve..."
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"A present from the moon was sent to me..."
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"...The passage of river, breeze, the time ..."
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"...I miss our chats after your workday..."