Cold Moon Journal

Cold Moon Journal
Photo c. Alf B. Meier

Friday, November 4, 2022

By petro c.k.

in the woods

somewhere else

a tree falls quietly


petro c.k.


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creaking wood floors

a reminder that

I'm not alone

petro c.k.

By M. R. Pelletier

Veterans—

none volunteers

for what comes after

M. R. Pelletier

By John J. Dunphy

baby boomer activist

now organizing protests

in her nursing home

John J. Dunphy


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yard sale Bible

a bird's nest drawn on

its family tree

John J. Dunphy

By Mirela Brăilean

mourners

the battlefield

full of crows

Mirela Brăilean

Tuesday, November 1, 2022

By Chris Langer

nap time

tucking in

her teddy bear
 

Chris Langer


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tire swing

swaying

to the radio

Chris Langer


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cracked backboard

the sound of sneakers

on concrete

Chris Langer


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insomnia

my cat tackles the sheep

i’ve been counting

Chris Langer

Monday, October 31, 2022

By Mirela Brăilean

trick or treat...

candies from last year

in my old coat

Mirela Brăilean

By Roberta Beach Jacobson

monster moon

Halloween closer

than you think

Roberta Beach Jacobson

By Vipanjeet Kaur

early dawn

the sun dispels

the gloom of night.


Vipanjeet Kaur

Sunday, October 30, 2022

By Robert Witmer

an angel

knitting lace

snowflakes

Robert Witmer

Saturday, October 29, 2022

By Priti Khullar

anniversary gift

he gets my

annotated book

Priti Khullar

By Helen Ogden

my long walk

through coastal fog

disappearing blues

Helen Ogden

Thursday, October 27, 2022

By Mark Scott

city traffic

a flycatcher goes

unnoticed

Mark Scott

By Rob McKinnon

poplar trees…

strange fruit swinging

in the breeze

Rob McKinnon

Tuesday, October 25, 2022

By Amoolya Kamalnath

plastic trash

the sea's belly

explodes daily

Amoolya Kamalnath

 

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temple festival

🎵 🎶 🎵 🎶 🎵

all over the town

Amoolya Kamalnath

Sunday, October 23, 2022

By Goran Lowie

old love letters

my lips drinking

the words


Goran Lowie

By Kim Klugh

near empty feeder

sparrows throw seeds

of discontent

Kim Klugh

By G.R. LeBlanc

after the funeral

the laughter

of small children

G.R. LeBlanc