Williams — Split Poems

Split Poems
by Lorraine Walker Williams

Lorraine Walker Williams ventures far in her often harrowing, but ultimately jubilant collection of poetry, Split. Here, a marriage is put asunder, torn violently, and the poet brings us to the cold shock of such cleaving. Bewilderment, above all, threatens to displace us, to unmoor our sense of self. Her achievement here is what poetry and the other imaginative arts are capable of giving us: not just a respite where the first healing begins, but a deeper recognition that the door is always unlocked, which we can and must open, no matter the damage and despair. [more]

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Maloney — Lost in Burma

Lost in Burma: “Queenie” and 50 other War Poems
by R.E. Maloney

 

From the Burma Road to Kunming, China to Shanghai, a 20-year old US Army Sergeant experiences the perils and pleasures that can come only from the Orient—especially during a World War—from November 1944 to November 1945. Two of the 54 poems have been published. “The Five and Dime”, was featured in a newspaper’s Sunday Supplement, and “Cadillac Kate” was selected for a well known collection of poems a few years back. [more]

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Writes Of Passage: …Life Experiences Penned In Poetry
by Michelle A. James

 

“Writes of Passage” is the author’s play on words. Simply put, it means that she utilizes her God-given gift of writing to convey her thoughts and life experiences, or rites of passage. Themes covered within these pages include: human relations, love & romance, world conditions, spirituality and special celebrations… just to name a few. These poems in rhyme are worth your reading time…

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