On the Remembrance Day of 2013, exactly one year after the establishment of Poetry Pacific, we launched our official (temporary) site for o...
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2 Poems by Niall O'Connor
Murder My uncle's brain weighs fifteen-hundred grams the pathologist says. Fifteen-hundred grams of childhood laughter, of being a baby ...
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3 Poems by Allen Qing Yuan
Jaegar to defeat monsters, he has long since sacrificed his humanity his heightened sense of vengeance bloats into a colossal skeleton thick...
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2 Poems by Alinda Wasner
Life on Harding and Kercheval Streets Though our parents thought it was a nice enough place and we were happy exploding water balloons on...
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3 Poems by Mary Harwell Sayler
Blood Thinners He never wanted a tattoo, never wanted to disobey the command in Leviticus 19 that says not to pierce the flesh on account of...
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4 Poems by Joseph Farley
Arrest These Words Arrest these words before their noise disturbs the world from its slumber. Arrest these words before they pollute the min...
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2 Poems by Mel Waldman
ALEPH I search for Aleph, the holy point where all points meet in unity. Aleph is oneness, the mystical point of the sacred universe. The ho...
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2 Poems By Cheryl A.Van Beek
Sacred Land Outside My Window Strips of green, blue and white a world striped by synthetic edges of open blinds, closely mowed grass the las...
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2 Poems by Joseph Goosey
WHILE YOU GOT IT Because war is eminent I could say that war is eminent but as you know “war is eminent” is a stupid thing to say especially...
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2 Poems by Joneve McCormick
Metaphors... They hold the secrets of our past and future, revealing how we create our worlds from memories made long ago like those of a cl...
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3 Poems by Lark Beltran
Collective Consciousness There is a pool, a well, a thought-born sea - archived visions of millennia steeped in ethereal reservoir beyond Ea...
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3 Poems by Rhonda Denise Johnson
Go Figure Her life was a thousand piece jigsaw puzzle And she dumped it all at his feet "Put it all together Because you're the exp...
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3 Poems by Rodger Martin
Poetry at Shu Yu’s Café This hotel bathrobe isn’t much— simple, white terry cloth, the zen of The Lake embroidered in blue stitching just ab...
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3 Poems by David Sermersheim
Midnight wind sings in the strings of an open window so still a rock tumbles silently down hill night feels like blue silk running through o...
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2 Poems by Gerald Yelle
There Doesn’t seem to Be a Way to Feel Better While my father was still around for me to wrap my arms around I held myself back. I didn’t wa...
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2 Poems by Mitchell Krochmalnik Grabois
Xurator The art museum is an art deco fortress The curator’s explanations are small poems At home those poems ooze from my pores and I wipe ...
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2 Poems by Peter Rimmer.
A Prayer for America (A Prayer for peace.) Home of the brave, Defenders of the free. Who do you serve? What do you believe? Democracy? A fra...
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2 Poems by Colin Dodds
Asterism A string of trucks forms my only company out here tonight A string of stars forms the leg, belt, dick of a hunter and sinks into th...
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3 Poems by Lyn Lifshin
HAVES even lying down, a sea of pine, red birds, crickets and your hands, the feel of waking up in the morning bursting with haves DECEMBER ...
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1 Poem by G David Schwartz
My Mother Knew Sylvia Plath My mother knew Sylvia Plath But did not know Ted Hughes She told me that one day I rejoiced in the news I asked...
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2 Poems by Jason Constantine
Thoughts Following a Storm After the raging storm has calmed unto a state Where I am standing safe, secure, away from harm, The waves are ta...
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1 Poem by David Francis
ONE DAY IN A NEW YEAR The camel's back broken, I climbed down and went off on the hot sand. I tossed my rucksack into a dried well. I fe...
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3 Poems by William Doreski
Gone North Canoeing in the Arctic frightens and thrills me. Big floes nod past within reach of my paddle. Polar bears squat like ottomans. T...
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2 Poems by Davide Trame
SIPPING Sip by sip life drips on. The glass of wine that needs be refilled. While the piano plays its tumbling diamonds. It rains outside, r...
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2 Poems by James Babbs
The Pretty Lights the pretty lights on the other side of town belong to the big trucks waiting in line at the elevator rain this morning bec...
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1 Poem by Carolyn Martin
In the made and raw … since the lake was so murky … when the hotel was to be shutdown, all the non-reclaimable furnishings … were taken out ...
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3 Poems by Miriam Sagan
Equinox on Wednesday inside the koan of snow pouring down shadow's calligraphy across whiteness expanse past midnight a gray haw...
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5 Poems by Janet Butler
shower Silky waters glide discrete but sure over shoulders around and down the crevice of breast to nestle in the short wild grass that shie...
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