Poetry – Page 10 – Across the Margin

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Three Poems by Shiyang Su

These three poems by Shiyang Su were penned on a sunny winter day, in contemplation and commemoration of the…

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These three poems by Jennifer Fox are a navigation across the slick, winding roads of loss and trauma, as…

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These two poems by Carson Pytell explore the complexities of the mind and heart by way of sensory experiences…

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These five poems by Shannon Cuthbert use fantastical and dreamlike language to explore our connection with our inner selves…

December 23, 2020<December 23, 2020

These two poems by Joel Chace are an endorsement of the notion that all times are simultaneous. As XJ Kennedy…

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These three poems by Arnie Johnston reflect his growing engagement with the process of entropy in the universe. “The…

December 1, 2020<December 1, 2020

Jubi Arriola-Headley’s poetry explores the intersection of the Black Queer experience not only for himself, but for Black Queer…

November 25, 2020<November 25, 2020

These three poems by Stephanie Kadel Taras bare the conflicted heart of a strong woman in a long-term relationship,…

November 16, 2020<November 16, 2020

These three poems by Ed Meek were triggered by actual events: a stranger is discovered on the porch in…

November 11, 2020<November 11, 2020

These two poems by Charlie Brice engage the world of wish fulfillment. “What if You Slept” is a dream that…

November 2, 2020<November 2, 2020

These three poems by Stephen C. Middleton take improvised music, an artform that to quote McCoy Tyner is “as…

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A look at the latest work from poet Ed Meek, an enticing compilation entitled High Tide that acts as…