Black Wound
Shloka Shankar is a writer and artist from India who has been experimenting in found poetry and erasure art.
She is also an rapoetics issue 6 contributor.
Copyright © 2015 by Shloka Shankar
Shloka Shankar… Black Wound
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Tag Archives: Concrete Poetry
B.Z. Niditch… Wind Sails
Wind Sails
Off Gloucester
with the wind sails
burning up the coast
that tomorrow’s red sun
disappears at first light,
my brow beaten
into a Melville frenzy
spotting a Big White
of flesh
that old Ahab
would harpoon
daring to take
a photo with enough
space and time
in these storm clouds
before a voyage landing,
and the breeze taking
even the crows
on the home harbor’s neck.
B.Z. Niditch has published five times, thus far, on Rapoetics.com. He has a poem in Randomly Accessed Poetics’ latest Issue No. 6, Ghost House. And will soon have a single author chapbook, published by Penhead Press, released in June of 2015, called “Everything, Everywhere!”
In additon to writing word music, B.Z. Niditch writes plays, fiction, and teaches. He Lives in Brookline Massachusetts.
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Copyright © 2015 by B.Z. Niditch
William Wright Harris… At The Asylum
At The Asylum
shadows in green
red & blue
arched door
ways emptying in
to nothing
foot steps
tracing a hall
way stretching
thru madness
an end painted
in vincent’s
favorite yellow
I wake up for poetry. My poetry has appeared in twelve countries in such publications as The Cannon’s Mouth, Poetry Salzburg Review, Ascent Aspirations, generations and Write On!!! A graduate from the University of Tennessee- Knoxville, I have studied poetry in workshop settings. As a hobby, I collect places I have been published.
Copyright © 2013 by William Wright Harris
Reloj De Arena… by Virginie Colline
Reloj de arena
Holes
in
my
palms
of
paper
in
the
hour
glass
the
sand
runs
like
water
Virginie Colline is a French translator living in Paris. Her poems have appeared in The Scrambler, Haiku Journal, The Asahi Haikuist Network, Boston Literary Magazine, Notes From the Gean, MOLT, Pure Francis, EgoPHobia and StepAway Magazine, among others.
Reloj de arena was previously published in PigeonBike, 2011.
Copyright © 2011 by Virginie Colline
Various Tessellations 28… by Felino A. Soriano
Various Tessellations 28
—after Christopher Mize’s painting, Waiting for Her Again
Wine glasses of many users remain of the
illusion of corporeal satisfaction. Again
this
wandering of trust misinforms and
flattens sedentary pleasures into death’s
intuitive dissipation. His mouth, terse.
Fingers
interlaced
as weakened wings,
broken
by wind’s dichotomous sway then violent
maleficence.
Felino A. Soriano is a case manager and advocate for adults with developmental and physical disabilities. Over 3,200 of his poems appear at BlazeVOX, Unlikely 2.0, infinite space, Clockwise Cat, experiential-experimental-literature, and elsewhere. Recent poetry collections include Intentions of Aligned Demarcations (Desperanto, 2011), Pathos etched, recalled: (white sky books, 2011), and Divaricated, Spatial Aggregates (limit cycle press, 2011). For information regarding his published works, editorships, and interviews, please visit: www.felinoasoriano.info.
Copyright © 2011 by Felino A Soriano
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