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Featured Poetry/Prose of the Day
Previously featured
J.S. Dorothy
Find yourself by the lake,
its icy membrane split by the long
arrow of a skein, reflected
flurry of wings, cries
bawling.
Sarah Rowland Jones
The terns lift as one
from the salt-pools behind the beach
– a thick undulating line
Recent Prose
Recent Haiku
News
‘The Old Fishing Village’ by David Gilbert is the IS&T Pick of the Month for February 2023
the sense of loss and ending Words that capture voters' instinctive response to David’s authentic, elegiac ‘The Old...
Word & Image
For National Poetry Day ‘Refuge’: Sue Wallace-Shaddad and Sula Rubens RWS
Rising Head against cheek, arms holding tight, they rise from the water like disembodied ghosts. No...
Filmpoems
Swansong by Nicholas McGaughey
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvvnfZxh8Nw Swansong After the leaves left, a chill wind came with...
Featured Poetry/Prose of the Day
News

‘The Old Fishing Village’ by David Gilbert is the IS&T Pick of the Month for February 2023
the sense of loss and ending Words that capture voters' instinctive response to David’s authentic, elegiac ‘The Old...
Word & Image

For National Poetry Day ‘Refuge’: Sue Wallace-Shaddad and Sula Rubens RWS
Rising Head against cheek, arms holding tight, they rise from the water like disembodied ghosts. No...
Filmpoems

Swansong by Nicholas McGaughey
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvvnfZxh8Nw Swansong After the leaves left, a chill wind came with...
Previously featured
J.S. Dorothy
Find yourself by the lake,
its icy membrane split by the long
arrow of a skein, reflected
flurry of wings, cries
bawling.
Sarah Rowland Jones
The terns lift as one
from the salt-pools behind the beach
– a thick undulating line
Recent Prose
Recent Haiku
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