Cold Moon Journal
Friday, March 15, 2024
By Bryan Rickert
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never a moment of rest all night alone in this room with a mosquito Bryan Rickert leaf fall losing another reason to stay Bryan ...
By J. D. Nelson
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a rctic blast day two agoraphobia mixed with cabin fever J. D. Nelson I take out the trash & look up to see the moon seems ful...
Tuesday, March 12, 2024
By Tuyet Van Do
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underground rumbles ... on the cracked pavements deserted vehicles Tuyet Van Do
By Jovana Dragojlovic
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evening river of cars flows slowly Jovana Dragojlovic winter evening winds whisper a song of the frost Jovana Dragojlovic
By Zdenka Mlinar
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and this March is a prisoner war madness — in the gardens only ashes Zdenka Mlinar ~~ i ovaj ožujak je zarobljenik ratnog lu...
By Wanda Amos
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flashing lights on the wet road a soul lost Wanda Amos
By Partha Sarkar
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At night A firefly with its light.. My thoughts Very often get the address To send a letter to my inertia. Partha Sarkar
By Vandana Parashar
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fifty-eight the age my father never reached Vandana Parashar therapy lying on my back watching the sky Vandana Parashar
By Deborah Karl-Brandt
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news on TV choosing to write about pink tulips Deborah Karl-Brandt
By Surya Nes
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Climate change melting ice Iceberg Alley is a dead end Surya Nes
Saturday, March 9, 2024
By Mike Fainzilber
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staring at the moon trying to find your reflection Mike Fainzilber love thy enemy the one I married Mike Fainzilbe...
By Mariangela Canzi
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sudden truce — hanging wash over the rubble Mariangela Canzi lonely conch the exile's blues Mariangela Canzi words fl...
By Mike Gallagher
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a scream the dim moon bringing life to darkness Mike Gallagher that day when the world changed forever what I was doing Mike G...
By Maya Daneva
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snowy March the creaking sound of little boots… egg hunt begins Maya Daneva smooth talk… I rinse off the wild clams ...
By Michael Smith
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in the clear still pool of your haiku I have seen my own reflection Michael Smith
By Randy Brooks
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rent overdue locked out with nothing but a comb-over Randy Brooks thick family Bible she only keeps up with births Randy Br...
By Refika Dedić
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in an old book after all these years her letter Refika Dedić still winter and they are sticking out of the ground buds Refika ...
By Robert Epstein
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Ides of March –– I stop looking for love in all the wrong places Robert Epstein the manipulation continues dayligh...
By Ravi Kiran
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elevator stillness blinking numbers and eyelids Ravi Kiran
By Richard Bailly
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click click escaping the nightmare ruby slippers Richard Bailly oolong in the kettle too long Richard Bailly
By M. R. Pelletier
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Mid-morning lull ... the barista busies himself with a broom M. R. Pelletier
By Monica Kakkar
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bounty of bright breeze— ribbons and laces askew leapfrog on leap day Monica Kakkar
By Mircea Moldovan
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so much light and yet dark Mircea Moldovan a hedge between him and her winter end Mircea Moldovan
By Mark Forrester
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corner hutch— my grandmother’s glass for cutting biscuits Mark Forrester
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...
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