For dreaming, from Poetry, October 2014, poetry from the United Kingdom. The rest of the poem is here:
http://www.poetryfoundation.org/poetrymagazine/poem/248732
from Elegy for the Living / by Kathryn Simmonds
as if I dreamed you, dear
21st-Century Poetry
DPF / Wallace
For Issa, from Ploughshares, Spring 2014. More on Dr. Wallace here:
http://www.poetryfoundation.org/bio/ronald-wallace
from Song of Myself / by Ronald Wallace b. 1945
And the birds. And you.
DPF / Harsent
More for rain from Poetry magazine, October 2014. Trying to fill yesterday with it.
from A Dream Book / by David Harsent
Now footsteps on shingle. Make of it what you will.
DPF / Benzvi
For bureaucracies, from Fairy Tale Review, The Emerald Issue. More on the poet here:
http://blog.bestamericanpoetry.com/the_best_american_poetry/2013/10/happy-29-anat-benzvi-by-anthony-madrid-via-facebook-.html
from Preface / by Anat Benzvi
nevertheless, nevertheless.
When our Homer is a bitter silence.
DPF / Goff
For weddings, from Thrush Poetry Journal: an anthology of the first two years, edited by Helen Vitoria. The rest of the poem may be found here:
http://www.thrushpoetryjournal.com/july-2012-cindy-goff.html
from Snapdragons / by Cindy Goff
Everyone had to go back to work
down the mine
DPF / McMullen
Another for the children of October, from An Eyeball in My Garden.
http://www.eyeballinmygarden.com/2012/10/spotlight-interview-angela-mcmullen.html
from The Witching Hour / by Angela McMullen
On moonless nights she lies in bed,
With sleepless eyelids twitching.
DPF / Weise
For electromagnetism, from her Isabella Gardner Poetry Award Winner (2013) which is also her Academy of American Poets James Laughlin Award Winner (2013), The Book of Goodbyes.
http://www.poetryfoundation.org/bio/jillian-weise
from Semi Semi Dash / by Jillian Weise
The last time I saw Big Logos he was walking
to the Quantum Physics Store to buy magnets.
DPF / Hillman
For bats, from her book, Loose Sugar. More about the poet here:
http://www.poetryfoundation.org/bio/brenda-hillman
from The Bat / by Brenda Hillman b. 1951
Briefly, the beyond comes to us —
DPF / Ramaley
For webs, from our photographer – poet Shirley and from An Eyeball in My Garden.
from Closer, Closer, Closer / by Shirley Anne Ramaley
Did you say your prayers?
Well, I’m praying, too.
DPF / Steele
For the children of October, another from An Eyeball in My Garden. I’m still working to repeat no poets (for as long as I can). This one’s from our very own Craig! Here’s another:
http://www.musepiepress.com/fibreview/issue14/craig_w_steele1.html
from Camp Creepy / by Craig W. Steele
I see dark creatures left and right–
Three monsters circling in the night.
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