Poem of the Week Letters from God to Keene By William Doreski Today as I walk to the square I find letters from God dropped in the street...

My creative nonfiction “The Blue Bones” is published in The Pine Cone Review, Brown Issue. There are so many beautiful writings in this...

Author Spot Arc Magazine has published two issues. Arc summer issue 2021 and Arc Prose Poetry Anthology 2021. Many worldwide writers has...

Poem of the Week Poe By David Thane Cornell The thought of him getting kicked out of west point is of no concern to me I rather praise...

Poem of the Week Split An egg hatched and a Polish Lowland Sheepdog, who insisted on telling the most boring story anyone had ever heard,...

Happy Christmas to all my friends [ Christmas was always special for Robert Frost and his family and his daughters Lesley, Irma and...

Samuel Beckett died on 22 December 1989. The anguish and loneliness of modern man is expressed with consciousness in his writing. His...

Sweeping Away By Ron Padgett What I want to do is to forget everything I ever knew about poetry and sweep the pine needles off the cabin...

Catching frogs. By D S Maolalai the sun reaches down under earth's deep moist surface, grabbing the shoulder of flowers to pull upward...

Pink Sound I didn't feel sleepy at the time, but I did smell the dreamy floral scent from the pink sound. Do you see the celebration of...

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March In Washington Against The Vietnam War Robert Bly November 27th 1965 Looking down, I see feet moving calmly, gaily, almost as if...

I have really enjoyed reading Photonic Postcard. I especially liked the complex and beguiling play of ideas and images and the...

Marigolds Ramachandran MA That mango blossomed cashew tree green hillside whence the way to school and the way back was sorrow at night...

The Red Wheelbarrow By William Carlos Williams - 1883-1963 so much depends upon a red wheel barrow glazed with rain water beside the...

London to Edinburgh I’m waiting for the moment when the train crosses the Border and home creeps closer at seventy miles an hour. I...

LISTENERS At the bookstore, People would come in Wanting to express Their political opinions. They were especially bad When an election...

Today at 26 September, is 133th birthday anniversary of renowned modernist critic and poet T S Eliot. He rejected the old romantic theory...

It is really nice to know that my short story “Aghoris” is published in Indian Periodical Magazine. Aghoris is mythological story and it...

Lines The lines continue to flow Long after they are formed. They spiral and loop On And On Without interruption. As though they are...