Maria A. Miraglia and poetry SHADOWS We meet people so many more than we can count May be when travelling, in pubs or schools black or white Christian or Muslims fair or nasty ones mean or compassionate Each with their…
A Sort of Catharsis
The suitcase of Hermes
Poets of the World, Igor Ursenco, Rumania
(Giuliana Monfredi, edited by) Igor Ursenco (born 9 February 1971) is a Moldovan-born Romanian poet, culturologist, fiction writer, screenwriter, currency trader and polyglot translator. The matrilineal descendant from Northern Bessarabian dynasty of scholar Marcu Văluță, director of the interwar publication Moldovan thought (1932-37). In late October 2012 he…
Poets of the World, Sonnet Mondal, India
Two Worlds A blue lake captures my soul in its unmeasured, unimaginable depths where a new world better than lands survive drinking immortality. Howling wolves pierce melancholy and the dropping leaves stuck with fever of spring bows down before the…
The Wakefield Poets, Sarah Leah Cobham
Emley Walk Trouser mud splats track our epic walk. Ancient lines scar the landscape, invade our souls. We trudge. Size 5 Wellies and paw prints scatter field mice, voles, birds Into the bleach boned bamboo stalks; ghosts of fertile summers…
Antipoetry
Marine Petrossian’s antipoetry METAPHYSICS our father— I said but he didn’t let me continue rather strange— I never say our father perhaps it was a dream or maybe I was bewildered to see that he exists our father— I said…
Donnaluna
Sacha Rosel and poetry Biography of the author. Sacha Rosel (Pescara, 1974) is an Italian writer and poet. She worked for several Italian publishing companies as a freelance manuscript reader and as a translator from English to Italian. She is…
Martyrs of Human Foolishness
Light lamps and candles to show the way to the Pakistani children so they can fly to the Heaven as a flock of birds Gather around their mothers to share their pains and sorrows they will keep close till the…