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  • A Black Man And A Racist Walk Into A Bar

    by Akassia Alexandria
    In this debut book, Akassia talks you through firsthand experiences at various points of her life through various poems, drawings, and prose. She covers topics from pop culture, encounters, and feelings arising from our ever so fluctuating political climate. This isn't a book of hate—just observation. A Black Man and A Racist Walk Into a Bar feels more like a conversation between close friends that comes with humor, sadness, and fear. This work of art is something you will want to recommend to e... more

  • The Old West & Times Gone By

    by Marshal T. Justice
    If Louis L’Amour or Zayne Grey had written poetry this is what it would have looked like! These are real stories of strong men, and even stronger women, their lives, loves, and adventures back in the American West. Start with ““The Shootist”, a story about a sharpshooter, John Robert Smith, and the one woman in the territory who can do him better. Or, “Montana””. The amazing life story about a young cowboy who loses his parents in an indian raid, then becomes a deputy sheriff, and eventually... more

  • poems written by a late bloomer

    by Karli Crispin
    this collection of poetry explores the complex feelings around trauma depression sexuality love friendship and healing i have sometimes wished that people could read the thoughts that come into my mind because they are the truest part of me sometimes these thoughts represent the best in me but they can also represent the worst and i am going to share both with you because humans are not all good or all bad we overwhelmingly live in the gray area and this is what makes the human ex... more

  • So Rich

    by Beatrice S. Solomon
    This book is meant to encourage people and to let them know, no matter what they are going through, there is nothing too hard for God. Poems like Think No More About It, Lets Kneel, and Its a Simple Thing, let the reader know that they can come to God in prayer, no matter what the situation is. Some of Beatrice Solomons poems show the reader the reality of life. Poems like They Live and They Die, Some People, and We Dont Know, are proverbial. Hopefully, these poems will cause the reader to thin... more

  • Ethereal: Dreamlands and Heavens

    by Bryce Couture
    Ethereal is a personal escape and my idea of the perfect place, a garden of life and essence of freedom. My heaven is a mix of bad and good with heavy emotion and confusion. Because you must kiss the devil to gain immortality and seduce him to gain the peace and contentment that you wish to own. My dreamland has luscious flowers and beautiful rhymes, but also has some of the darkest corners in the celestial. The inside of one's mind is the most wretched and warming place you could visit, but it ... more

  • Atheists and Empty Spaces

    by Michael Thomas
    The poems discuss the disconnection with nature, the supernatural, art, and religion that has occurred in the recent past. They suggest that, to some degree, most people are atheists because they do not know what to believe and they fill the empty spaces in their minds and souls with ideas that may do more harm than good. The poems are mostly in traditional verse and mostly tell or retell stories from Biblical, Ancient Greek and Roman, and Western literature sources.

  • Atheists and Empty Spaces

    by Michael Thomas
    The poems in Atheists and Empty Spaces explore the quintessential aspect of humanity – the need of having something in which to believe. Modern humanity attempts to fill the empty spaces in the psyche with emotional and psychological sustenance that was once provided by communal connections, religion, and the worship of deities or even nature. These poems explore how, in many ways, people have all become atheists because they no longer know how to connect to natural and supernatural forces, and... more

  • A Path Without Stones

    by Vaughan Douglas Reid
    A Path Without Stones explores human emotion through the changing seasons of a forest. From the frost of winter to the waking spring. From the warmth of summer to the sleep of fall. Life is the wonder of life. The discovery of things outside of ourselves. Where rivers flow, lakes lay deep, and trees stand as sentinels. This is a place of comfort for all who seek shelter.

  • If There Is No Wind

    by Margaret R. Sáraco
    If There Is No Wind is a collection of poems that include a variety of themes, including family, love, and activism, that are both thought-provoking and humorous. The title is from one poem in the collection, “If Wind Were Erased from Earth,” which examines what it would be like if wind disappeared because of climate change. Some poems unearth grief and loss, while others exalt in the beautiful world we live in. Sometimes examining the randomness of human cruelty can frankly be too hard. The boo... more

  • Instructions of the Spirit: 50 Poems & Intimations

    by D. Patrick Miller
    Well-known journalist and essayist D. Patrick Miller offers a revised collection of 50 poems and “intimations” celebrating the challenges and mysteries of spiritual experience.

  • Your Soul Awakens the Sunset

    by Françoise Hélène
    Inspired by the heart of an old soul, Françoise Hélène walks readers through an inward journey of truth that explores the profundities of human existence and spiritual awakening. Your Soul Awakens the Sunset delivers thought-provoking insight that allows readers to meditate on intimate life experiences, and empowers healing of the heart, spirit and mind. It’s an ode to healing wounds, faded scars, and childhood dreams. This collection is an adventure through the darkest and lightest parts o... more

  • Infinite Sea of Stars: poetry to open the heart & wake the inner Divine

    by Shannon Crossman

    Infinite Sea of Stars is steeped in sacred outpourings that inspire, awaken, and liberate. Meditative to her core, Shannon Crossman utilizes vivid narration to instill an unwavering sense of hope into those who decide to dive soul-first into this mystical journey in book form. Infinite Sea of Stars welcomes the reader to a symphony of transcendence, and all it asks of them is to partake in the celestial dance and “lose [themself] in a field of flowers”.

  • Walking Towards The Noise: Poems for those who feel life's complexities

    by John Bowie
    Poems for those who feel life's complexities 'Let’s cry, and then smile together. As time’s tides offer up words to shore. These feet touching sands, as our minds dance with crumbling white horses, that crash fury-filled waves with the deep blue inks of our untempered selves.' Praise for Bowie’s poetry ‘Bowie’s poetry is brutal and lyrical, beautifully textured.’ — B F Jones, poet of Five Years ‘Bowie shows extraordinary talent as he changes tone and style.’ — Scott Cumming, po... more

  • The Ecstatic Dance of Soul

    by Jayita Bhattacharjee
    This book sheds a light on how the soul breaks open by the intoxicating dance of hearts. In this process of breaking does it reveal the most astonishing light of the sacred space within. As the heart breaks, it breathes in again and such is the way, that it grows in the rolling of time. Such enigmatic is the process of unfolding, that every step evokes so many amazements. Life comes to us with the breathtaking gift of feeling alive throughout this breaking, unlearning and relearning everything i... more

  • Particle Pinata Poems

    by Margaret A Harrell
    The Particle Piñata collection spans over forty years of Life tackled from the heart. The genesis emerged when, living in Morocco in 1980, Margaret Ann Harrell began recording her dreams. And they poured in, introducing her to “image trails.” She was in deep contact with the unconscious. In it resided this poet, a “second-class citizen” of herself. The poet to whom words came easily because after all she was in the unconscious, whereas the conscious prose author struggled, edited, cut, sweated, ... more

  • Sit Down And Have A Beer Again

    by Greg Wyss

    Greg Wyss was an important voice in the small press scenr of the 1970's. Sit Down And Have A Beer Again is the definitivre collection of his work. This 3-part anthology includes the original 1977 chapbook Sit Down And Have A Beer, as well as the other poems and stories published in those small press magazines but never collected until now. The third chapter contains a small sample of his novel When Life Was Like A Cucumber published in 2019.

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