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drinking beer

family

Haiku:  April

Mass

Solitude

Time

Voices 

During mass

 Every household harbors ghosts

Master of deception, time

Mill district rainy afternoon

Quiet peace reigns

unseen but singing

Voices outside, TV clamor

 

Peter GALLAHER
COLUMNIST,  SAVANT, WORDLOVER

Atop the Hill of Slane

I Dream of Empty Streets

Mr. Eliot was right

My Gods, My Gods

Postulating in the Empty Desert
St. Joseph's  Church

When God looks down

"Why hello boys. Nice to see you. Come in, come in.

His eyes were brown. I remember them

I dream of empty streets in the early morning

If I remember it correctly

Silent place of echoes,

The world will not end in fire

When God looks down on battle he sees neither friend nor foe

 

Inherited Ghosts

We are a nation of inherited ghosts

 

Neil HAWKES
I am Life
Perhaps
With Respect
All comes of life
Perhaps the world
The first step of love
Grace
Just Making Hay
The World No One Knows
Bright eyes staring vacantly into 
Bright girl she is,
Here comes spring,

 

C. DAVID HOIT
E-MAIL/WORDLOVERS/PRINTER/EDITOR/REPORTER/PUBLISHER/PHOTOGRAPHER/
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF'THE EAGLE'/ACTOR/
 
Brief Joy
The Invitation
Oh joy, the hummingbirds
The message was clear

Reprieve

Old, discarded and forgotten, dusty

Tristan JAKOB-HOFF
E-MAIL/WORDLOVERS/DENIZEN OF THE ISLE/WEBMASTER/

finality
Poetry in motion
privilege
rebirth
silence
Sonnet: For Amy.
summer heat
The Banquet
Although your pale complexion, I confess
but all happiness must come to a halt,
in the winter months
on we marched towards the sun
she sits alone
the songs we sang find place for pause
there's a little amputee
Would that these cutlasses were cutlery

Bob KING
FIDONET SCRIBBLER/THE NEXUS COLLECTION/SCRIBBLE III
Farewell to mother
Hope
Millennium
Pathways
Pretend
Rainbow
Shangri-La 
Sorrows
Soul of man
Sparrow
The City
Unsung
A sad and lonely boy listens
A whispered song upon the air
I sit in the garden and watch them
In the hills along the border
Let the drums beat slowly
Once upon a time of fear
Step lightly on your gentle way
The limousine pulls to the kerb
The soul of man cries out in pain
What is this feeling that lies within
Why is life so much a pretence?
Eddie KYLE
FIDONET SCRIBBLER/RETROSPECTIVE/SCRIBBLE III
Betray
Beyond Love
BOBBY ON THE BEAT
Devils and Soldiers
Done With Reading
Dubious
Food To My Thoughts
ICM III
Just for a laugh
She
Staring at the Moon
Toys
As I've thought of days gone by
Bobby on the beat
Here I sit and cast my gaze
I have a bigger toy than you, I do
I walk to the bus, people cower in fright
It's been a long time now
It was a while ago when we first met,
She sits there upon the window sill
The book lies open
Whenever I kneel down and pray to the 
You lied to us, and very largely

Erika Maria LACEY
E-MAIL/EDITOR OF _HARBINGER_MAGAZINE
Visions Hands on the console

A LEE-NATE
BBS, E-MAIL
Astro Grass
Confused Love
Cry Baby
Do You Hear What I Hear?
Geek
Lost Love
The Misgiven Orange
Untitled
Up in the Clouds
Don't you worry if too many things hurt
Here I am tonight
I've known some people who
Its torrent was so deafening
Peaceful State of Mind
Sad little twinkle
The Orange you gave me
The stars are out tonight
I sit here and the sounds of life fill my 

Heather LENNOX
SCRIBBLER, WORDLOVER

Deceit
Fantasy

The Economical Carnivore

Lies, lies, sweet little lies.
Starbright starlight
I am the most economical carnivore 

lith0s
E-MAIL
Rhythm
seduction of humbleness:
yELLOWBRICK  iNSTITUTION
candles reflect the mood
rain sheets clothe the bare trees
The pulse of a heart in thundering ears
Duane LOCKE
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY, RENAISSANCE LITERATURE, PROFESSOR EMERITUS OF HUMANITIES, POET IN RESITENCE UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA, Published in American Poetry Review, Nation, Literary Quarterly, Black Moon, and Bitter Oleander, author of 14 books of poems, his latest being  WATCHING WISTERIA
Who is Duane Locke ?
An Old Mark Anthony in an 
At a Carnival I Changed My
Spit
The Girl with Red Hair
The Lament of an Angel
I cannot believe I'm invisible.  I 
I'm dying, Egypt.  Cleo, I haven't 
I watch her.  I stare at her red 
One evening, a full moon, at a 
The street spit in my face.

 


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