Krishna kindly published “RSPH OldMoor” in “Thoughts And Ideas”
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Many thanks to Reuben for publishing “A Bridge” in “I Am Not A Silent Poet”
Many thanks to Reuben for publishing “A Bridge” in “I Am Not A Silent Poet”
https://iamnotasilentpoet.wordpress.com/2017/03/23/a-bridge-by-paul-brookes/ via @ReubenWoolley
“Rain Is Sweat (From ‘A World Where’ chapbook)” kindly published in Literally Literary by Jessica
“Rain Is Sweat (From ‘A World Where’ chapbook)” kindly published in Literally Literary by Jessica
The Green Mountain
Take a green fern
lay it on my arm
let coloured rain spatter
the leaf like an aerosol
peel back the green
for a brief natural tattoo
to beat the rhythm of the street
Acceptances
Gusts ask to be heard, rain seeps under our skin and seems to know our weaknesses, snow banks our going on, all request acceptance of how they are with us, all argue their place as permanent though their actions flit past, an instant of hurt, a moment of recognition makes a plea for a more permanent welcome at another time. “Accept me as I am,” they demand. We weigh the damage and consequences, a decision must be made and agreed.
Thankyou to Anisio Luiz Nogueira for publishing “Minimal”
Thankyou to Anisio Luiz Nogueira for publishing “Minimal”
https://anisionogueira.wordpress.com/2017/03/22/minimal/ via @anisionogueira
Minimal
map a bruise a collision, observable knowable. Your dark energy pushes apart your dark matter fingers into unknowable for now. Infinite minimal puts a roof on your house, food in your mouth, safe ground you must find risks on its edges. Push the envelope open to extract the message if you can read it.
“Work For The Answer” featured in DELVING DEEP … Poets respond to last Wednesday’s Writing Prompt. Many thanks Jamie.
“Work For The Answer” featured in DELVING DEEP … Poets respond to last Wednesday’s Writing Prompt. Many thanks Jamie.
https://jamiededes.com/2017/03/21/delving-deep-poets-respond-to-last-wednesdays-writing-prompt/ via @JamieDedes
My Label
can be seen by everyone. It is a fashion statement. My wife, I think it is her, although her face is not familiar has sewn my name into my clothes so if they get mixed up with the clothes of others in the home then they know which are mine. It is also a good reminder to me that she loves me and mothers me, though sometimes she seems unfamiliar, and I have to ask her who she is. She ought to be labelled so I know. Its so much easier when you know.
“Unlife” kindly published in Literati Magazine by Renee S
“Unlife” kindly published in Literati Magazine by Renee S
