“boats glide over swells
dusk darkening the Hudson River
waves rolling off their backs
late autumn chill gathering power
approaching day of the dead”
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Social Issues
banned books
can be more powerful
than armies”
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Poetry Collection
I wanna burn the roses. I want to hit mute. I moan into the night. I don’t wanna know the world anymore.
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Poetry Collection
Grab a slim copy of “End of Earth,” poems by Nolcha Fox and illustrations by Mike Armstrong, and you will experience a stellar fusion.
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Poetry Collection
\”The Beauty of Words: A Collection of Poems\” by Elizabeth O. Ogunmodede Elizabeth O. Ogunmodede is a Nigerian author, poet, and multi-talented teenager born on August 31, 2007. A graduate of C.A.C. Grammar School in Akure, Ondo State, Elizabeth has achieved remarkable success in academics and literature from a young age. She has published multiple
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Poetry Collection
Lindsay Soberano Wilson\’s \”Hoods of Motherhood\” is a captivating and deeply moving collection of poetry that navigates the readers through the intricate emotional landscape of motherhood. With a masterful blend of vulnerability and strength, Wilson invites her readers on a journey through the joys, challenges, and complexities of nurturing a new life. The title \”Hoods
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Book Review, Poetry Collection
\”Breaking Up with the Cobalt Blues, Poems for Healing\” by Lindsay Soberano Wilson We cannot define trauma, but in our hearts, we bear it like a cross, like an invisible tapestry, that manifests as intricate knots in the chambers of our memories. Traumas like tangled patterns shaped from the harshest moments of our lives tighten
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Book Review, Poetry CollectionAuthor Introduction: Poetess and critic, USA, Jill Sharon Kimmelman\’s poesies always celebrate life… earthly, mundane, home life imbued in ethereal joy and happiness, sorrows and expectations. She was born amidst the verdant beauty of nature surrounded by a wide-stretched beautiful dairy cattle farm in Pemberton, New Jersey. She went to Moorestown High School. She studied
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Book Review, Poetry Collection