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“Dark Side Whispers” by Ken Allan Dronsfield

Posted on October 8, 2018

Unrelenting passion in a sonneteers delusion moving in rhythm with the windblown grasses hand in hand on a path through the hemlocks written vows of brazenness within a sensation. Transactional […]

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“If I Were to Outlive You” by Ellen Webre

Posted on February 13, 2017

If I were to outlive you, I would feel the poet in me blackening, nails pulling in like a sea of petals in the mouth at the end of the […]

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“Stretch” by Sandra White

Posted on January 16, 2017

I hold the moon like a baby in my arms. If I let it go, it will fall. The light of the night will die. Out of the corner of […]

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“Shimmers of Time” by Ken Allan Dronsfield

Posted on May 23, 2016

Diamond shimmers within sand, an ardor in the moon’s brightness; a whisper. Stealing of devoted memories cast one’s heart off into eternity; the promissory. Talking of love and deep passions, […]

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