Cold Moon Journal
Friday, July 12, 2024
By Bryan Rickert
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nettle field the deer know a way through Bryan Rickert to the bottom of the sinkhole and back butterfly Bryan Rickert ...
By Barrie Levine
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no end to the midday heat . . . corn maze Barrie Levine skipping stones repeating our mistakes Barrie Levine beach walk t...
By Tom Blessing
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old raven seems content watching the sun set into the broken water Tom Blessing beneath her hat a sadness in...
By Chad Lee Robinson
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the mare's gentle breathing . . . what I've only ever told the wind Chad Lee Robinson birds singing in the dark before ...
By Mona Bedi
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summer breeze the girl in a red dress lets out a yawn Mona Bedi bonsai all my shortcomings Mona Bedi rose prickles nothing c...
By Kelly Sargent
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when I was seen wild irises Kelly Sargent the shadows of summer homeless tents Kelly Sargent wishing fountain no matter ...
By Mark Forrester
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evening calm on the river a kayaker talks to his dog Mark Forrester water rushing through our mountain cabin its echo Mark For...
Wednesday, July 10, 2024
By Kelly Moyer
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Crossing Over Kelly Moyer Samsara #1 Kelly Moyer Rain Dance Kelly Moyer
Tuesday, July 9, 2024
By Michael Shoemaker
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pine needle trail draws me back to hidden childhood hollows Michael Shoemaker sunflowers and sagebrush call pioneers...
Monday, July 8, 2024
By Brad Bennett
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the garden rain-darkened and dragonflied Brad Bennett
By Adrian Bouter
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a good year stars fall into the wine Adrian Bouter
By Eavonka Ettinger
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redwood forest the persistent knock of a woodpecker Eavonka Ettinger on the tip of my tongue... raindrops Eavonka Ettinger ...
By Fatma Zohra Habis
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winter isolation I read a book with a thousand pages Fatma Zohra Habis
By Lafcadio
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soon I will hardly remember you at all a soap bubble floating in the breeze waiting to be popped Lafcadio jolted awake— sun...
By James Penha
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mouse cage trap catches chameleon; color change does not liberate James Penha
By Jerome Berglund
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bustling stillness — how is your vacation? Jerome Berglund pouring night possum darts sheltered beneath eaves Jerome Berglund
By Vandana Parashar
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a million gods we all need someone to blame Vandana Parashar
By John J. Dunphy
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"happy independence day" I wish the son who lives in our basement John J. Dunphy
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