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REPLAYS: MET HIM LAST NIGHT – DEMI LOVATO & ARIANA GRANDE

Posted on April 20, 2021April 20, 2021 by The R Word

REPLAYS: MET HIM LAST NIGHT – DEMI LOVATO & ARIANA GRANDE ​

Bogeyman in my mind
Trying to creep into reality
Defeated him in the past
So right now he mad at me

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“L3” (LENNY Season Three).

Posted on April 15, 2021April 15, 2021 by bradleygalimore

Alternate lives or alternate realities? See how things unfold in “L3” (#LENNY Season Three).

View the full campaign and donate here:
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(L3: LENNY Season 3 will be available August 2021)

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S2/EP10: Nurture.

Posted on April 15, 2021April 15, 2021 by bradleygalimore

S2/EP10: Nurture.

We are taught,
That relationships
Are for other people,
As they navigate the course
And direct the scene of our love.
Why is that?

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REPLAYS: PinkPantheress – Pain

Posted on April 13, 2021April 13, 2021 by The R Word

REPLAYS: PinkPantheress – Pain

And I 99.9% mean when I say
I’m glad I washed my hands of any
And everything surrounding the pain

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REVIEW: HOW OFTEN I HAVE CHOSEN LOVE – XIAO YUE SHAN (FRONTIER POETRY)

Posted on April 12, 2021April 10, 2021 by Whitney Hansen

REVIEW: HOW OFTEN I HAVE CHOSEN LOVE – XIAO YUE SHAN (FRONTIER POETRY)

Shan’s natural metaphors connect the experiences in this collection to a deep relationship with the physical world, grounding these stories into the earth.

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REVIEW: Perhaps There Is a Sky We Don’t Know: A Re-imaging of Sappho – Ann Pedone

Posted on April 9, 2021April 9, 2021 by lstabile13

REVIEW: PERHAPS THERE IS A SKY WE DON’T KNOW: A REIMAGINING OF SAPPHO – ANNE PEDONE

Pedone’s poems are more demure than a cleverly placed erection joke, however. She unironically uses words like nectar, taste, and swollen…

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CHAPBOOK CONTEST: SUBMISSIONS OPEN!

Posted on April 8, 2021April 8, 2021 by Christopher Margolin

CHAPBOOK CONTEST: SUBMISSIONS OPEN!

Submit your chapbook manuscripts to The Poetry Question! Guest Judges: Sofia Fey & Chris L. Butler.

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“CONFUSION, DESPAIR, OR HOPE” – TALK TO ME: JIYE LEE

Posted on April 8, 2021April 7, 2021 by Mordecai Martin

“CONFUSION, DESPAIR, OR HOPE” – TALK TO ME: JIYE LEE

I hope to get the same emotions across whether that be confusion, despair, or hope to the readers and to enforce that in such a way it leaves them thinking about the poems for a while.

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REVIEW: DUNCE – MARY RUEFLE (WAVE POETRY)

Posted on April 2, 2021April 2, 2021 by walkerhjames

REVIEW: DUNCE – MARY RUEFLE (WAVE POETRY)

The poem claims to forbid but finds that grief is not powerful enough to truly erase the names of things.

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BROWN STUDY: “SELF PORTRAIT AS A MERMAID OR DEAD GIRL” – GAIA RAJAN

Posted on April 1, 2021March 31, 2021 by J. De La O

BROWN STUDY: “SELF PORTRAIT AS A MERMAID OR DEAD GIRL” – GAIA RAJAN

I started thinking about who owns grief, how memory and grief affect the body, and soon enough, the poem turned into an elegy for someone I’ve lost.

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REVIEW: STRANGERS – ROB TAYLOR (BIBLIOASIS)

Posted on March 31, 2021March 31, 2021 by brycewarnes

REVIEW: STRANGERS – ROB TAYLOR (BIBLIOASIS)

Even if it can be painful, love will not settle down into abstraction. It reaches its fingers into the world, pinches and pulls.

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REPLAYS: MY TIME IS NOW – TONE

Posted on March 30, 2021March 30, 2021 by The R Word

REPLAYS: MY TIME IS NOW – TONE

Whether it’s released during an album’s rollout, planned or unplanned, music listeners ultimately hear that the time is now.

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GETTING THE GURLZ W/ SOFIA FEY & KHALISA RAE: AIREA D. MATTHEWS

Posted on March 26, 2021March 26, 2021 by Sofia Fey

GETTING THE GURLZ W/ SOFIA FEY & KHALISA RAE: AIREA D. MATTHEWS

“…in America, the plight of black womxn is fraught with neglect and abuse, where some who behold both our intellect and beauty can’t seem to assert us as either”.

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REVIEWS & CONVERSATIONS: AMERICAN CAVEWALL SONNETS – C. T. SALAZAR (BULL CITY PRESS)

Posted on March 24, 2021March 24, 2021 by bradleygalimore

REVIEWS & CONVERSATIONS: AMERICAN CAVEWALL SONNETS – C. T. SALAZAR (BULL CITY PRESS)

At what point does poetry transcend to testimony? What are the requirements? Is it the intersectionality of varying experience or moving tales of perseverance?

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REPLAYS: PEACHES – JUSTIN BIEBER

Posted on March 23, 2021April 20, 2021 by The R Word

REPLAYS: PEACHES – JUSTIN BIEBER

We’ll be the one Justin sang about 
saying love was until the end of time.

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REVIEWS & CONVERSATIONS: BLACK WICK: SELECTED ELEGIES – SHARON KENNEDY-NOLLE (VARIANT LITERATURE)

Posted on March 17, 2021March 17, 2021 by bradleygalimore

REVIEWS & CONVERSATIONS: BLACK WICK: SELECTED ELEGIES – SHARON KENNEDY-NOLLE (VARIANT LIT)

“Utilizing heavy subject matter, vivid descriptions of the experience of losing a child are expressed. This collection of poems carries stories many of us hope never to know, but in those of us who have, seek sorely to truly discuss.”

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HUSTLE & BUSINESS OF POETRY – KHALISA RAE AND SOFIA FEY

Posted on March 12, 2021March 13, 2021 by Sofia Fey

HUSTLE & BUSINESS OF POETRY – KHALISA RAE AND SOFIA FEY

Ranging from tips & tricks, to gripes, to gratitude, we have a lot to say! Welcome to the Hustle & Business of Poetry.

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S2/EP5: Currently & Concurrently…

Posted on March 11, 2021April 7, 2021 by bradleygalimore

The weight of divorce,
Still wafts in the room sometimes.
Hangs on my shoulders,
Simultaneously,
It stains my new shirt with tears,
After I got dressed up just for him…

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REPLAYS: BRYSON TILLER – LIKE CLOCKWORK

Posted on March 2, 2021March 2, 2021 by The R Word

REPLAYS: BRYSON TILLER – LIKE CLOCKWORK

In an industry where the price of fame can change a person for better or worse, Bryson Tiller has remained himself through it all.

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REVIEW: MEDUSA RETOLD – SARAH WALLIS (FLY ON THE WALL PRESS)

Posted on February 26, 2021February 25, 2021 by Whitney Hansen

REVIEW: MEDUSA RETOLD – SARAH WALLIS (FLY ON THE WALL PRESS)

The epic sets apart internal and external narratives through the usage of italic sections, but these lines start to blur as the story unfolds, reinforcing that our internal lives are inseparable from the outside world. 

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“IT’S RIGHT UNDER OUR FEET THE WHOLE TIME” – TALK TO ME: JENI DE LA O

Posted on February 24, 2021February 24, 2021 by Mordecai Martin

“IT’S RIGHT UNDER OUR FEET THE WHOLE TIME” – TALK TO ME: JENI DE LA O

there are thousands of Amanda Gormans submitting poems right now, being read and rejected right now, by readers and editors who simply haven’t the refined palate to discern a truffle from button mushroom. 

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REVIEW: TRICKS OF LIGHT – THADDEUS RUTKOWSKI (GREAT WEATHER FOR MEDIA)

Posted on February 17, 2021February 17, 2021 by walkerhjames

REVIEW: TRICKS OF LIGHT – THADDEUS RUTKOWSKI (GREAT WEATHER FOR MEDIA)

He seems to consider care to be of utmost concern, not just for family, but also for strangers.

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#TPQ5: EVAN WILLIAMS

Posted on February 16, 2021February 10, 2021 by Christopher Margolin

#TPQ5: EVAN WILLIAMS
What will Evan Williams include in today’s #TPQ5? Find out inside!

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POWER OF POETRY #128: JANE ROSENBERG LAFORGE

Posted on February 12, 2021 by Christopher Margolin

POWER OF POETRY #128: JANE ROSENBERG LAFORGE

Our classmates were the children of rock stars, writers, critics,visual artists, film editors and movie executives. But everyone in the neighborhood seemed famous to us, just for having been there.

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#TPQ5: MIKE HICKMAN

Posted on February 12, 2021February 9, 2021 by Christopher Margolin

#TPQ5: MIKE HICKMAN
What will Mike Hickman include in today’s #TPQ5? Find out inside!

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REVIEW: WISCONSIN DEATH TRIP – JESSIE LYNN McMAINS (BONE & INK PRESS)

Posted on February 11, 2021February 10, 2021 by ankletops

REVIEW: WISCONSIN DEATH TRIP – JESSIE LYNN McMAINS (BONE & INK PRESS)

They are unafraid to show the awfulness and bitterness, old beliefs and traditions, terrible acts inflicted by the people who inhabit the snowy state.

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REVIEW: WORN – ADRIENNE CHRISTIAN (SANTA FE WRITERS PROJECT)

Posted on February 9, 2021February 9, 2021 by marthawarrenwriter

Review of Worn by Adrienne Christian (Santa Fe Writers Project, 2020)

And when she writes of family, it’s of more exclusion – the striking disconnect from those with whom we are supposed to be connected.

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“AN EXERCISE IN LEARNING TO SURRENDER.” TALK TO ME: JONATHAN KOVEN

Posted on February 4, 2021February 4, 2021 by Mordecai Martin

“AN EXERCISE IN LEARNING TO SURRENDER.” TALK TO ME: JONATHAN KOVEN

I think there’s a level of trusting that people will empathize with my story, and if not my story, then the music of my words.

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REPLAYS: Streets by Doja Cat

Posted on February 2, 2021February 2, 2021 by The R Word

REPLAYS: Streets by Doja Cat

Whether it’s released during an album’s rollout, planned or unplanned, music listeners ultimately choose the success as we see in Doja Cat’s single, ‘Streets’.

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#TPQ5: CARSON SANDELL

Posted on February 1, 2021February 1, 2021 by Christopher Margolin

#TPQ5: CARSON SANDELL
What will Carson Sandell include inside in today’s #TPQ5? Find out inside!

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POETRY IN CINEMA: WE DON’T TRUST THE NATURE INSIDE US

Posted on February 1, 2021January 31, 2021 by

POETRY IN CINEMA: WE DON’T TRUST THE NATURE INSIDE US

Spoken over the shots of a child spilling milk and a mother in tears, the poem reminds that we are made by moments that can not be undone. 

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REVIEW: THE SAMURAI – LINDA M. CRATE (YELLOW ARROW PUBLISHING)

Posted on January 29, 2021January 29, 2021 by robinhendricks

REVIEW: THE SAMURAI – LINDA M. CRATE (YELLOW ARROW PUBLISHING)

Or perhaps she felt this unfamiliarity with her body all along and only made sense of the reason why after her discovery of the reincarnation. – Robin D. Hendricks

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REVIEW: SENTIMENTAL VIOLENCE — GABRIELLE HOGAN (GHOST CITY PRESS)

Posted on January 27, 2021January 27, 2021 by Whitney Hansen

REVIEW: SENTIMENTAL VIOLENCE — GABRIELLE HOGAN (GHOST CITY PRESS)

As we all know, though, joy does not exist without violence — not for Tonya, and not for any of us.

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REPLAYS: ESCOBAR – Xponentbeatz featuring Kriiispy & Halfofyou

Posted on January 26, 2021January 26, 2021 by The R Word

REPLAYS: ESCOBAR – Xponentbeatz featuring Kriiispy & Halfofyou

This column will take a look at songs from week of which I can’t get enough, and deep dive into my own thoughts in regards to them.

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#TPQ5: SAMUEL ADEYEMI

Posted on January 25, 2021January 25, 2021 by Christopher Margolin

#TPQ5: SAMUEL ADEYEMI
What will Samuel Adeyemi include in today’s #TPQ5? Find out inside!

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“WHICH REQUIRES ME TO BEND LANGUAGE TO MY WILL” – TALK TO ME: TAYLOR BYAS

Posted on January 21, 2021January 21, 2021 by Mordecai Martin

“WHICH REQUIRES ME TO BEND LANGUAGE TO MY WILL” – TALK TO ME: TAYLOR BYAS

I absolutely code switch because there isn’t an aspect of my life that doesn’t request that sort of labor from me. It’s built into my life, and therefore it manifests in my poetry. – Taylor Byas

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#TPQ5: GAIA RAJAN

Posted on January 20, 2021January 20, 2021 by Christopher Margolin

#TPQ5: GAIA RAJAN
What will Gaia Rajan include in today’s #TPQ5? Find out inside!
@gaia_writes ‪@Nic_Sealey ‬ ‪@fannychoir ‬ ‪@carmenmmachado ‬ ‪@mfernandespoet ‬

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YELLOW JOURNALISM: QUIET, GRIT & GLORY – RICKY RAY (BROKEN SLEEP BOOKS)

Posted on January 20, 2021January 26, 2021 by bradleygalimore

YELLOW JOURNALISM: QUIET, GRIT & GLORY – RICKY RAY (BROKEN SLEEP BOOKS)

Many of the pieces in this book challenged me, while some baffled me, others stirred tears I frequently wipe while composing this review.

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#TPQ5: RILEY DANVERS

Posted on January 19, 2021 by Christopher Margolin

#TPQ5: RILEY DANVERS
What will Riley Danvers include in today’s #TPQ5? Find out inside!

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POETRY IN CINEMA: A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH – JESSICA MOOKHERJEE

Posted on January 11, 2021January 11, 2021 by Christopher Margolin

POETRY IN CINEMA: A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH – JESSICA MOOKHERJEE

The long drawn out arguments over life and death, over decisions of who to love – are almost meaningless in the ‘heat of the moment’ and when faced with imminent destruction.

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#TPQ5: KATE (8) VAN PETTEN

Posted on January 4, 2021 by Christopher Margolin

#TPQ5: KATE (8) VAN PETTEN
What will Kate (8) Van Petten include in today’s #TPQ5? Find out inside!

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POWER OF POETRY #125: THE POWER & RISE OF UNDERGROUND VOICES – Mbizo CHIRASHA

Posted on December 2, 2020December 3, 2020 by Christopher Margolin

POWER OF POETRY #125: THE POWER & RISE OF UNDERGROUND VOICES – Mbizo CHIRASHA

“From the time of our birthing to these days of maturation, we are all shaped, serenaded and entertained by sweet ancient lullabies, drum beat throbs and early morning birdsongs.”

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REVIEW: THE CARTOON DIARIES – DAVID O’NAN (SELF-PUBLISHED)

Posted on November 27, 2020November 27, 2020 by Christopher Margolin

REVIEW: THE CARTOON DIARIES – DAVID O’NAN (SELF-PUBLISHED)
This collection acts as a roadmap through the never ending cacophony – the voices, the fears, the Gods, and the everlasting sense that if you were to slow down for one moment you may never start again.

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REVIEW: LET’S PHOTOGRAPH GIRLS ENJOYING LIFE – JASMINE GRAY (BROKEN SLEEP BOOKS)

Posted on September 30, 2020 by Christopher Margolin

REVIEW: LET’S PHOTOGRAPH GIRLS ENJOYING LIFE – JASMINE GRAY (BROKEN SLEEP BOOKS)​

This small poetry collection hits hard, it makes us voyeur and complicit in the diminishment of what gender and sex are.

Rev by @jessmkrjy

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REVIEW: INDIGENOUS – JENNIFER REESER (ABLE MUSE PRESS)

Posted on June 12, 2020June 5, 2020 by

REVIEW: INDIGENOUS – JENNIFER REESER (ABLE MUSE PRESS)

In this work full of masterful lyricism, you will find a history once hidden, a story passed from one generation to the next, and traditions held in the hearts of Indigenous peoples.

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#TPQ5: ANGELA GREGORY DRIBBEN

Posted on June 8, 2020 by Christopher Margolin

#TPQ5: ANGELA GREGORY DRIBBEN

What will Angela Gregory Dribben, who loves living and writing down in a bottom in Southside Virginia, include in today’s #TPQ5? Find out inside!

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MONTREAL INTERNATIONAL POETRY PRIZE

Posted on June 8, 2020 by Christopher Margolin

MONTREAL INTERNATIONAL POETRY PRIZE

In an age marked by global quarantines and pandemic, what forms of art and creative expression are possible? How can creative communities survive…?

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POWER OF POETRY #104: MARTHA WARREN

Posted on May 7, 2020 by Christopher Margolin

POWER OF POETRY #104: MARTHA WARREN

“But instead of giving up, I think of this: My most successful poem ever, in my opinion, was so because it provided comfort.”

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#TPQ5: BILL ARNOTT

Posted on April 30, 2020May 1, 2020 by Christopher Margolin

#TPQ5: BILL ARNOTT

What will Bill Arnott, author of Dromomania and contributor to numerous journals and anthologies, include in today’s #TPQ5? Find out inside!

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#TPQ5: MO LYNN STOYCOFF

Posted on April 24, 2020April 23, 2020 by Christopher Margolin

#TPQ5: MO LYNN STOYCOFF

What will Mo Lynn Stoycoff, writer and visual artist from Central California, include in today’s #TPQ5? Find out inside!

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#TPQ5: AMY JANNA LeBLANC

Posted on April 23, 2020April 23, 2020 by Christopher Margolin

#TPQ5: AMY JANNA LeBLANC
What will Amy Janna LeBlanc include in today’s #TPQ5? Find out inside!

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POWER OF POETRY #102: KAYLEIGH CAMPBELL

Posted on April 21, 2020April 21, 2020 by Christopher Margolin

“Poetry, I feel, is a tyrannical discipline. You’ve got to go so far so fast in such a small space; you’ve got to burn away all the peripherals.” — Sylvia Plath Poetry has always, and will continue doing I hope, held a special potency. In what are often very short spaces, we are shown both…

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POWER OF POETRY #101: CHRISTOPHER MIGUEL FLAKUS

Posted on April 15, 2020April 11, 2020 by Christopher Margolin

POWER OF POETRY #101: CHRISTOPHER MIGUEL FLAKUS

“Through poetry we can reduce the mythic to the mundane and elevate the ordinary to the sublime. We can understand ourselves, and each other, in a deeply necessary and fundamental way.”

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POWER OF POETRY #100: BRIAN S. ELLIS

Posted on April 13, 2020 by Christopher Margolin

POWER OF POETRY #100: BRIAN S. ELLIS

“These poems are seeds that will one day grow into religions, cultures, planets, multiverses. Snowballs that become avalanches.”

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POWER OF POETRY #99: MATÉ JARAI

Posted on April 8, 2020April 5, 2020 by Christopher Margolin

POWER OF POETRY #99: MATÉ JARAI

“Poetry is confession for the Godless. If my mind is a fury, if I can’t make sense of my own feelings, I scribble or I type, and whatever comes out, ‘quality’ doesn’t matter, it’s real and it’s there.”

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POWER OF POETRY #98: SK GROUT

Posted on April 6, 2020 by Christopher Margolin

POWER OF POETRY #98: SK GROUT

“It seems I cannot escape poetry, even if the thought fleetingly crosses my mind.”

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WE HAVE THE GREATEST COMMUNITY

Posted on March 17, 2020March 17, 2020 by Christopher Margolin

WE HAVE THE GREATEST COMMUNITY

This is not a post about poetry. This is a post about reaching out to the community for help in a time of need. The outpouring of love and help thus far has been beyond overwhelming. We are humbled and grateful.

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OPEN SUBMISSION: TPQ POETRY PAMPHLET SERIES #1

Posted on February 27, 2020February 27, 2020 by Christopher Margolin

OPEN SUBMISSION: TPQ POETRY PAMPHLET SERIES #1

Submit your manuscript today!

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#TPQ5: TAYLOR MALI

Posted on December 4, 2019December 3, 2019 by Christopher Margolin

#TPQ5: TAYLOR MALI
What will Taylor Mali, 4-time National Slam Poetry Champion and former voice of all Burger King commercials, include in today’s #TPQ5? Find out inside!

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REVIEW: FORGIVE YOURSELF THESE TINY ACTS OF SELF-DESTRUCTION – JARED SINGER (BUTTON POETRY)

Posted on December 2, 2019December 1, 2019 by Christopher Margolin

FORGIVE YOURSELF THESE TINY ACTS OF SELF-DESTRUCTION – JARED SINGER @buttonpoetry
“…a manual for the last kid in the kickball line. It’s a must-read for those who can’t remember why they need to remember. It’s for those who sometimes forget they matter.”

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#TPQ5: MARY HARWELL SAYLER

Posted on November 3, 2019November 2, 2019 by Christopher Margolin

#TPQ5: MARY HARWELL SAYLER
What will Mary Harwell Sayler, loves writing poetry, prayers, and anything Bible-based, include in today’s #TPQ5? Find out inside!

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REVIEW: CROWD SURFING WITH GOD BY ADRIENNE NOVY (HALF MYSTIC PRESS)

Posted on October 21, 2019 by

But when someone nails it you can feel that sweet spot where they’ve balanced the raw emotion and nostalgia. Adrienne Novy hits this balance in Crowd Surfing with God.

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REVIEW: EVEN THE SAINTS AUDITION – RAYCH JACKSON (BUTTON POETRY)

Posted on September 24, 2019September 24, 2019 by Christopher Margolin

We are the children of those who falter and call us by the wrong name. But we still believe. We still think there is hope. We still practice prayer because, by God, “I’m not dead yet.”

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REVIEW: SKELETON PARADE – MELA BLUST (APEP PUBLICATIONS)

Posted on September 12, 2019September 11, 2019 by

Because of this she believes pain accrued is simply part of life and develops a calloused outlook on love and sex.

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REVIEW: ODD LIST ODD HOUSE – ELISABETH HORAN (TWIST IN TIME)

Posted on August 1, 2019July 31, 2019 by Christopher Margolin

It’s the slant-rhyme hymnals with a push-away-from-God-and-man chorus you can’t keep out of your head. These are hymns for the hopeless who long to be significant.

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REVIEW: CHANDELIER – ZACH JACKSON (BROKEN SLEEP BOOKS)

Posted on July 12, 2019July 11, 2019 by Christopher Margolin

I have authored a devil in me to cull in meto lace these boots with rainbows and wade the bogs to Breathe smoke in the cryogenyBreak dismal syntaxof existing as abomination — from “Lottery” Think back to before the digital sky overshadowed the world. Think back to small hands, poppy seeds, summer scenery, vermillion skies,…

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REVIEW: SKELETON OF A RUINED SONG – BOLA OPALEKE (ICE FLOE PRESS)

Posted on June 14, 2019June 14, 2019 by Christopher Margolin

Wars are waged. Bodies are born and bathed and dying. Language is lost. Friends and lovers, too. If we are “guardians of God’s words” then what is it exactly that we are guarding

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REVIEW: JESSE PARENT – THE NOISE THAT IS NOT YOU

Posted on May 27, 2014July 20, 2019 by Christopher Margolin

Jesse Parent looks like he would hurt you, and then hug you, and probably sit you down to explain exactly what you did wrong. And you would listen. You would listen well, because he doesn’t mince words. He’s not going to throw metaphors at you, or make you figure out what he’s trying to say….

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REVIEW: EIREAN BRADLEY – the little BIG book of GO KILL YOURSELF

Posted on May 22, 2014July 20, 2019 by Christopher Margolin

Let’s get real for a moment: we have all had dark thoughts. Sometimes those dark thoughts overtake us for a while, and we have an essential need to either act upon them, get help for them, or laugh about them. Eirean Bradley seems to have done all three – though the second one might be…

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