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Two Flash Fictions by Kenneth Pobo
I want the sun to kidnap me from this over-carpeted room that smells like candy and perfume.
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How to Manage Tidal Surge and Coastal Erosion by Deborah Harvey
and acres of sea aster sea lettuce sea lavender stretched between us.
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Gaijins Have Blue Eyes by Natalie Nera
Sing Me down from the Dark by Alexandra Corrin-Tachibana (2022: Salt Publishing, Cromer), available at https://www.saltpublishing.com/products/sing-me-down-from-the-dark-9781784632762 Reading poetry always triggers many kinds of reactions. The first reaction is usually primal: like or dislike. Only on the second glance, you find yourself exploring the reasons for your emotional response. In Sing Me down from the Dark,…
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Poetry between Languages
‘Nature often permeates my poems because it yields imagery in a very innate way. ‘
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Searching for the Wild Service Tree by Tonnie Richmond
We talked about the Wild Service Tree — I told you how I’d searched for it
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Observing Solitude by Mike Fox
She didn’t really believe in the Centre or its practices, but came here, perhaps repeatedly, despite.
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The Point of Poetry: a Review by Natalie Nera
Mimi German understands very well that a task of a good poetry is to find the words where others fail to verbalize their feelings.
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Escaping Pheasants by Cara McKee
I like it when the pheasants get away, I like to see their ungainly leap from fence or wall like how I imagine I would fly. I like it when they get across the road, not just walking down it like some teenage boy plays chicken / pheasant, I like to hope that in the…
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Meeting of the Minds
Poetry is as necessary as air. Like water, we cannot live without poetry.
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Dear Readers and Supporters,
And just like that we are back. It has been a while since our last “outing”. After Rue Collinge decided to leave Fragmented Voices earlier this year, we decided to turn the situation into an opportunity, for which we needed time to re-group and re-think our strategies. We had to go back to the drawing…