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"Cabin windows throw a yellow glow"
Moonlight in Winter
by Vaughn Neeld
"Bitter winds strip aspens and cottonwoods"
Autumn
by Vaughn Neeld
"Wraps jewel-leaved trees in misty veils;"
Fog
by Vaughn Neeld
Still Life with Sunflowers ~ Tatjana Cechun
"High stepping through the woods like a band"
November Parade
by Wilda Morris
"Like paper lanterns"
Wind Taken
by Greg Gregory
"Cotton wool spun shapes of dragons"
What Colour is a Black Hole?
by Samantha Carr
"He speaks as he hands me the Flag"
On Behalf of a Grateful Nation
by Lenora Rain-Lee Good
"It wasn’t the woods that beckoned me"
The Calling
by Mary Audrey Kneipp
"To drift, to seek some other final truth"
A View From The Oak Leaf
by MFrostDelaney
"Ring-necked pheasants graced the roadside"
Country Thanksgiving
by Michael Escoubas
"A tribute to a Goldfinch"
Precious Gold
by Annie Jenkin
"A mountain rilled with crevices"
Relieved
by Carole Mertz
"The mellow season marks its time with jackdaws caws"
The Mellow Season
by Carole Mertz
"Fringes of white wispy hair peeking from his Vietnam vet cap"
Never Too Late
by Mark Fleisher
"A day when curtains sway"
A Perfect Fall Day
by Gretta Barclay
"Natures’ colors on display"
The Color of Seed Pod Hats
by Joan Luther
20- 8-2020 ~ David Sleta
"After the White House Mar-a-Lago must seem like quite a dump"
Four Clerihews
by Sharmagne Leland-St. John
"Having laid out Covid science"
Three Clerihews
by Melanie Claire Blinn Eulberg
"He sets my heart aflutter"
Three Clerihews
by Candace Turner
"To win the Nobel Prize"
Three Clerihews
by Mary Audrey Kneipp
"Her poems about real folk plainly showed it"
Two Clerihews
by Gail Denham
"Adept at manipulating an election"
A Clerihew Vladimir Putin
by Mark Fleisher
"Not all of his words were tragedy"
Clerihew for Edgar Allen Poe
by Lenora Rain-Lee Good
"So debonair"
Clerihew for Fred Astaire
by Maralee Gerke
Snowdrops ~ Katharine Krieg
Ekphrastic Prompt & Word Prompt For December 2021
Afternoon Mood ~ Guilda Dimi
"Scattered from the night's strong winds"
As They Lay
by Joan Luther
"Like flowers’ sweetest scent when they first bloom"
After The Memorial
by MFrostDelaney
"I feel safe within the bouquet of her being"
Afternoon Mood
by Michael Escoubas
"A butterfly flits inside an opened window"
Daffodils and Roses
by Mary Audrey Kneipp
"As on the eve I dressed for you in white"
Tinged
by Paulette Demers Turco
"When these fragrant flowers are spent"
Summer Sun / Fall Kitchen
by Lenora Rain-Lee Good
"Soon these blossoms will disappear"
All That Remains
by Maralee Gerke
"When trimmed and cut, the petals opened up"
Afternoon Mood
by Sharmagne Leland-St.John
Still life with old bowl and persimmon ~ Olga Müllers
“Trees shiver mantles of snow”
3 Haiku
by Candace Turner
Still Life with Orange, Brown Vase and Books ~ Bill McLane
Images: A Collection of Ekphrastic Poetry
by Michael Escoubas
Reviewed by Karla Linn Merrifield
Poems to Lift You Up and Make You Smile
Compiled by Jayne Jaudon Ferrer, Editor of Your Daily Poem
Reviewed by Michael Escoubas
The Bone That Sang
by Claire Booker
Reviewed by Neil Leadbeater
Communiqué: Poems From The Headlines
by Ed Werstein
Reviewed by Michael Escoubas
A Pusa for the Drink ~ Anderson Gianetti
Publisher: Kelsay Books
Darkness on the Face of the Deep
by Patrick Reardon
Remember: Poems for the 20th Anniversary of 9/11
Anthology: Southern Illinois Chapter—Illinois State Poetry Society
Editor: Kathy Lohrum Cotton
Publisher: Cholla Needles Arts & Literary Library
Calendar Girls: Poems 2022
by Tobi Alfier
Colston Bassett Stilton ~ Ian Mastin
Enjoy the nutty flavour of autumn
Butter Pecan Ice Cream
from the kitchen of Sharmagne Leland-St.John
Savour the tastes of the French countryside while you warm up with
French Onion Soup
from the kitchen of Victor Riehl and Sharmagne Leland-St.John
Primary Colors ~ David Bull
Bio Page for Featured Artists
Carmen Drake Gordon
Tatjana Cechun
David Sleta
Katharine Krieg
Guilda Dimi
Olga Müllers
Bill McLane
Anderson Gianetti
Ian Mastin
David Bull
Joel Mitnick
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