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February, 2010 Poetry:

White Shell Point Set Apart Before the World Was Made One Day's Warmth Ambergris Lantern

John Swain Poem of the month

The Brave Maiden

Geoffrey Craig A Novel in Verse (Serial Poem)

Vanished	Mickey Grubb
With me forever Minor universe Weekend	Harry Calhoun
Valentine Memories She is Gone Who Am I Life	james g. piatt
Issue Chip Cyberphim	Robert Cameron Hazelton
Mr. Good Night	Jeffrey Carl Jefferis
A Tonglen Song	Lara K. Dolphin
The Snowstorm	Will Dixon
Sent to Calliope on a Moonlit Night	Chen-ou Liu
Mr. Shakespeare	James Dye
A Bird Now Gone Walk Away When the Darkness Falls	Jeff Bresee
Circus of the Damned If I didn't have you, someone else would do Virginia	Natascha Tallowin
I am Earth Earth Anthem The dark side of life	Abhay Kumar
Speechless Adolescence Chimera	Carla Criscuolo
Father, Again, Peering Before I Sally Off Black Seed by Black Seed	Donal Mahoney
II-An Intimate Silence	Doug Ordunio
Kabuki Albatross	Eric Lawson
Icons in the house Look and Listen The Awakening	Ivan Jenson
Wind Turbines - Eastern New Mexico Blind Kid's Cry Big Houses	J. B. Hogan
Were You There For Me Nature's Mutiny Retrospective Romance	James Joshua Pennington
Crooked Cavalier Going Through The Motions	Jolen Whitworth
Not Yet Gone Ode to Otis Bridge of the Gods	Karen G. Johnston
Ghost Man A Day in Summer This and that	Landon K. Brown
The Singing Apple Word, Words, Mere Words	Neal Whitman
No Dumping Buying A Watch	Paul Handley
WEDDING RING MANLINESS TWO HAIKU	Robert Demaree
Whittler	Ruth Hill
Lost One The Week You Loved Me House of Leaves	Stephanie Grant
The Rose Back To The Beginning The Hurt	Stephen Jarrell Williams
Tuesday May Be a Day Too Late A Sonnet and a Half The Hour Falling Light Touches Rings of Iron Log Cutting, Queen Ant Burial Marching Orders	Tom Sheehan
Fragments	W.B. Hurst
I Let the Breeze Into My Den They Break the Legs of Giants The Oaks have Leapt Their Footing	Blake Cunningham

January, 2010 Poetry:

A Farmer's Last Rites A Photograph of the Changing of the Guard Lesson in War

John Grey

The song unanswered Night cloud The last last poem My wife, my dog, holiday, death	Harry Calhoun
A Season of Migration Once	Anish Bhalerao
water in a pot one lesson the sunken voyage	Casey Quinn
The arrival of winter Rainbow The Session Yesterday	Cheri Fry
Zimbabwe Prayer for the Priests of Mexico City Nutmeat	Donal Mahoney
Pillow Cloud Pine Cone Memories Dam	Eric Miller
Strong Drink saturday summer morning	Geoffrey Craig
The Last Star Blinks Out Second Hard Frost One More Lonely Night	Harry Furness
A Subway named Desire The one to know U Turn	Ivan Jenson
The Boy in the Hot Air Balloon	J. Clayton L. Jones
January Days The Picture Album Thoughts of home	James G. Piatt
THE SKY IS FALLING AROUND THE BLOCK SOMBER SKIES	John Tzikas
of unfinished intoxication Eclipse	Noah Champoux
Movement Is Second Closet Art Partisan Proper	Paul Handley
there goes the neighborhood tequila mockingbird filling the hole 2	Richard Lighthouse
Weightless Flowers for Us	Sarah A. Seveney
Framed My 8th Christmas	Barry O'Donohue
Fascination The Singer Dear Woman on the Street	Landon K. Brown
Fixtures Haiku: Mailing Labels	Robert Demaree
The Tall Jockey 55 Mrs. Donaghy	Bob Bradshaw
When the Air has the Feel of Snow	David Pambianchi
Honour Left	Will Dixon

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