Poetry

“I love you as certain dark things are to be loved,
in secret, between the shadow and the soul.”
― Pablo Neruda, 100 Love Sonnets

Poetry is a way to pour out your emotions, thoughts, delusions, anything at all polite society would otherwise deem unacceptable. It is often considered the boundaries between the innocence of youth and the cruelties of the adult world. Its words are laced in rusted allusions, metaphors, alliterations, anything at all that the writer has fallen in love with.

Below are the poets featured in this journal:

Aditya Shankar

Alixa Brobbey

Amanda Dawson

April Pitts

Barbara Brooks 

Barbara Hunt

Bobbi Sinha-Morey

Bruce Majors

Ceth Isle

Charles Halsted 

Cristiane Viera de Farias

Daniel Deschenes

Diane Jackman

Edgar Allen Poe 

Eirlys Chui

EJ Shu

Fabrice B. Poussin

Gabriella Garofalo

Gale Acuff

Glenn Armstrong

Jake Cosmos Aller

James Croal Jackson

Janet Guastavino

Jeffrey Zable

Jennifer Mahoney

Jenny Keto 

Jimmy Pappas

John Cosmos Aller 

John Grey 

José Duarte 

Joshua St. Claire

Juleigh Howard-Hobson 

Julia Hones

Kate Garett 

Laurie Rosen 

Lawrence Miles

Liam Crestwood 

Linda Lee Ruzicka 

Linda M. Crate 

Linda Stryker 

Lynn White

Madison Ford

Maria A. Ariana 

M. Stone 

Marieta Maglas

Mary Anne Zammit

Norman Klein

Paul Brookes 

Paula Campos 

Pauline Duchesneau

Philip Lisi

Richard King Perkins II

Robbie Masso 

Sandy Hiss 

Saul Eiphel

Stephen Mead

Steve Brisendine

Sudeep Adhikari

Susan Haris 

Terence Culleton

Tricia Knoll

Yuan Changming