Poem – Renewal (By Gary Beck)

Renewal   Spring is a sensory eruption, delighting in its awakening those starved by winter starkness. Magnolias briefly bloom dazzling the eyes with elegant beauty, intoxicating the nose with nature’s finest scent, never duplicated in contrived laboratories. Forsythia bright cheer leader urging on iris, daffodil, hyacinth, to enthrall with the palette of seasonal colors enriching those who look.   Gary […]

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Poem – Heart of the City (By Matthew Anish)

Heart of the City – By Matthew Anish      In a thousand city rooms             lovers caress each other On the streets auto lights     are reflected in pools of rainwater Trucks hurtle by bringing    needed goods to merchants Policemen survey the city scene    with wary eyes A young girl walks     down a crowded avenue           She […]

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Poem – AT A DISTANCE (By Ray Gallucci)

  AT A DISTANCE   Gently rolling, runneled hills, Colored like a daffodil. Rivulets to ocean spill Under cloudy skies.   Atmosphere of shrouding haze Rising from the surface waves, Where beneath lie ancient caves Never brought to light.   Yet this sky’s a different hue From what we’re accustomed to B Yellow, not a trace of blue, Dares to […]

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Poem – In Transit (By David Russell)

In Transit   Unemployed’s tube journey: For those safe,  definable few minutes there is the duality Of oneself and the comfort of the seat – the circle; Seal; it chops perfectly, crossing the antilinear.   It induces connexity; the most complete awareness of the toil and monotony which went into making the tube, and the seat inside the train inside […]

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