Cold Moon Journal
Friday, March 8, 2024
By Kelly Sargent
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war and peace not always black and white Kelly Sargent creeping ivy through the wagon handle the decisions I make by indecisi...
By JL Huffman
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unnatural glow backlit mountain ridges boros below JL Huffman snowbound day chili heats palate and soul JL Huffman
By Marcellin Dallaire-Beaumont
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on the doorstep will she finally enter new moon Marcellin Dallaire-Beaumont
By Anne Curran
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foreign posting the aerograms I write home Anne Curran city square — the clink of loose change into the busker's...
By Priti Khullar
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social media tattered flag at a hill battling to be seen Priti Khullar
By Barrie Levine
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outbox draft deleting the dear in her dear john letter Barrie Levine in his place in my bed the cat Barrie Levine ...
By Neena Singh
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half moon hides in the pine... words left unsaid Neena Singh a barn owl's cry: the dark circles under my eyes N...
Wednesday, March 6, 2024
Five Fleas Itchy Poetry
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Tuesday, March 5, 2024
By Stephen Jarrell Williams
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Family of Birds Stephen Jarrell Williams
Monday, March 4, 2024
By Steliana Cristina Voicu
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in bloom… the scent of light of your hand cream Steliana Cristina Voicu crab apple moon — the painter carefully rounds a blo...
By Sharon Ferrante
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I watch a candle warm itself on my wall I want that passion in the yellow haze Sharon Ferrante I always tell the t...
By Sankara Jayanth
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white dove a token totem for non-existent peace Sankara Jayanth perennials not without goodbyes Sankara Jayanth
By Susan Yavaniski
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flu season . . . the hypochondriac senses demise in a single sneeze that could wake the dead Susan Yavaniski a big smile. . ...
By Stephen Jarrell Williams
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dancing on rooftops new declaration end of all wars Stephen Jarrell Williams
By Shasta Hatter
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watercolor of purple and blue moon rising Shasta Hatter fog in distant trees... funeral rites Shasta Hatter
By Susan Burch
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pollen counting the ways you hate me Susan Burch
By Stephanie Zepherelli
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bitter wind lost voices of loved ones Stephanie Zepherelli carving wood i remember dad’s hands covered in dust Stephanie Zep...
By Steve Van Allen
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birds fly a pathless path with no contrail Steve Van Allen
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