Dear Grandma, I always admired your fierceness. You were as ferocious as a pack of wild dogs. Scared the shit outta me sometimes, but you had a magnetism about you all the same. And on those rare occasions when you’d… Read More ›
Creative Talents Unleashed
Where the Dead Men Point ~ Author Hugh Dysart
When I pass, God grins and winks, sparks up a stogey, pours a stiff drink Takes my remains, off an old, dusty shelf, picks up His spade God buries me Himself No cross of ash, nor oil to anoint,… Read More ›
Five Star Readers’ Favorite Review “The Slums of Nightfall”
Book Review William Wright Jr.’s The Slums of Nightfall reads like a modern version of a collection of works by Edgar Allan Poe, but not by any means in a cheap, knockoff sort of way. This is brilliance in words…. Read More ›
Featured Writer: Jeffery Martin
Be prepared to be inspired! ‘Jus Sayin’ is a beautiful compilation, woven from deeply relevant thought and inspiration that the author has shared over time, on social media. Having an indefatigable human spirit, this author challenges us to see life… Read More ›
Star Child – Author Janny Bennett
Be proud of yourself, You’ve come a long way – From where it all first begun. Swimming upstream, Just to try your luck. Never giving up, Because the ordinary – Was just never enough! Now hold your head high,… Read More ›
Five Star Readers’ Favorite Review “Diary of a Poet”
Book Review Elizabeth Diane Daniel’s poetry collection, Diary of a Poet, is full of so much sad beauty. Short and to the point, the poems say more than any two-page or page-long poem could possibly ever say. We are given… Read More ›
Seasonal Affect – Author Elizabeth Daniel
Some only desire you for a season, Through a summer of rain, By fall the leaves colors have changed, So have they, Winter, A stony cold tranquility, So are they. © Elizabeth Daniel Excerpt from Diary of a… Read More ›
Spotlight Poet: Elle McLin
2 a.m. Something is kind of beautiful About late night hours The wind howling The windows shaking And all that breeze tapping on the pane Something is kind of beautiful About the night And though I resist rest As… Read More ›
Color Coded – Author Christopher Allen Breidinger
I choose humanitarianism over patriotism. I choose the Earth, as a whole, Over divided countries with invisible lines, And symbols used to separate those divides. I choose to open my eyes. I choose to see through the lies. I… Read More ›
Undertow – Author Scott Thomas Outlar
Your love is like a wave sent from God, crashing over me, taking my breath away, pulling me under where the flames of my heart can be quenched in deep waters that I’ve never quite learned how to swim…. Read More ›
