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Tag: Peace

“Pennies for Pilgrims” by Julie Allyn Johnson
Poetry

“Pennies for Pilgrims” by Julie Allyn Johnson

August 9, 2021August 8, 20210

Julie Allyn Johnson, a sawyer’s daughter from the American Midwest, began writing poetry after her retirement from IT work in 2017. She loves hiking, gravel-travel …

“The Waltz of War and Peace” by Edmund Evanson
Poetry

“The Waltz of War and Peace” by Edmund Evanson

April 2, 2021June 30, 20210

Edmund Evanson is an aspiring creative-writer who penned feature stories and film reviews for The Star newspaper, Malaysia’s leading English-language daily, in 2017 and 2018. …

“The Magi” by Cameron Morse
Poetry

“The Magi” by Cameron Morse

October 19, 2020October 18, 20201

Wisteria drapes green  bean-knuckled  fingers over my forehead,  the anointing oil of rain  dripping. Robin  poised upon the weathered,  mossy timber spine  of the swing …

“Thoughts of Steak Tartare” by Ken Allan Dronsfield
Poetry

“Thoughts of Steak Tartare” by Ken Allan Dronsfield

May 7, 2018August 27, 20230

Can your mind sustain the burden for the beating heart to heave? Will you bare the heaviness of being within a lightness of the form? …

“The Plum Tree” by Ken Allan Dronsfield
Poetry

“The Plum Tree” by Ken Allan Dronsfield

December 25, 2017August 19, 20200

  How did the despair become fluid for clear, dry eyes to shed? Why did the burden on the heart allow the stress and cause …

“Twilight’s Drift” By Ken Allan Dronsfield
Poetry

“Twilight’s Drift” By Ken Allan Dronsfield

August 8, 2016August 25, 20202

Reason for waking, lofty faded dreams soft steps in grass eyes raised skyward Brisk breeze blows wind swirls on water geese march in air reality …

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