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REVIEWS & CONVERSATIONS: PALM LINES – JONATHAN KOVEN (TOHO PUBLISHING)

February 24, 2021 by bradleygalimore

REVIEWS & CONVERSATIONS: PALM LINES – JONATHAN KOVEN (TOHO PUBLISHING)

Since completing its pages, I daydream of skies raining amethyst and words of wisdom yelled from random apartments windows.

Categories: BOOK REVIEWS, REVIEWS & CONVERSATIONS - BRADLEY GALIMORE • Tags: #powerofpoetry, abstract art, book review, books, chapbook, comets, Crystals, Future, insects, Introspection, love, palm lines, palmistry, past, perspective poetry, poem, poetry, poetry chapbooks, poetryquestion, present, small press, thepoetryquestion, tpq, wishes, words, writing

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

February 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. 

Categories: TALK TO ME - MORDECAI MARTIN • Tags: #powerofpoetry, america, beauty, book review, books, Button Poetry, chapbook, death, emotion, family, father, fiction, God, lgbtq, life, loss, love, mother, poem, poet, poetry, Poetry Question, poetryquestion, portland, power, power of poetry, reading, review, sex, small press, the poetry question, Top 5, TPQ5, university of hell, words, write bloody, writing

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REPLAYS: RUSS – MISUNDERSTOOD

February 23, 2021 by The R Word

REPLAYS: Russ – Misunderstood

I admire his appreciation for the craft. His consistency and his ability to have people relate to him through his songs is why his fanbase goes hard for the rapper.

Categories: REPLAYS - RDJ • Tags: #powerofpoetry, beauty, book review, books, Button Poetry, chapbook, death, emotion, family, fiction, lgbtq, life, loss, love, poem, poetry, Poetry Question, poetryquestion, portland, power, power of poetry, review, sex, small press, the poetry question, TPQ5, words, write bloody, writing

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#TPQ5: TYLER PENNOCK

February 23, 2021 by Christopher Margolin

#TPQ5: TYLER PENNOCK
What will Tyler Pennock include in today’s #TPQ5? Find out inside!

Categories: #TPQ5 • Tags: #powerofpoetry, beauty, book review, books, Button Poetry, chapbook, death, emotion, fiction, lgbtq, life, loss, love, poem, poetry, Poetry Question, poetryquestion, portland, power, power of poetry, review, sex, small press, the poetry question, TPQ5, words, write bloody, writing

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#TPQ5: DAMIAN WARD HEY

February 22, 2021 by Christopher Margolin

#TPQ5: DAMIAN WARD
What will Damian Ward include in today’s #TPQ5? Find out inside!

Categories: #TPQ5 • Tags: #powerofpoetry, beauty, book review, books, Button Poetry, chapbook, death, emotion, fiction, lgbtq, life, loss, love, poem, poetry, Poetry Question, poetryquestion, portland, power, power of poetry, review, sex, small press, the poetry question, TPQ5, words, write bloody, writing

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POETRY IN CINEMA: POETIC JUSTICE

February 22, 2021 by Christopher Margolin

POETRY IN CINEMA: POETIC JUSTICE

It is Angelou’s poetry we hear in Justice’s voice, how she is trying to make good choices in a world where bad choices are sometimes the only choice.  – Jessica Mookherjee

Categories: POETRY IN CINEMA - JESSICA MOOKHERJEE, WEEKLY COLUMNS • Tags: #powerofpoetry, 2pac, beauty, Button Poetry, chapbook, death, fiction, Janet Jackson, lgbtq, life, loss, love, poem, poetry, Poetry Question, poetryquestion, power, power of poetry, review, small press, the poetry question, TPQ5, Tupac, words, writing

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REVIEW: THE WORLD ISN’T THE SIZE OF OUR NEIGHBORHOOD ANYMORE – AUSTIN DAVIS (WEASEL PRESS)

February 22, 2021 by robinhendricks

REVIEW: THE WORLD ISN’T THE SIZE OF OUR NEIGHBORHOOD ANYMORE – AUSTIN DAVIS (WEASEL PRESS)

It’s an age of transition, somewhere between childhood and adulthood, on the blurry path to independence. 

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#TPQ5: MAGGS VIBO

February 19, 2021 by Christopher Margolin

#TPQ5: MAGGS VIBO
What’s Maggs Vibo included in today’s #TPQ5? Find out inside!

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REVIEW: LESBIAN FASHION STRUGGLES – CAROLINE EARLEYWINE (SIBLING RIVALRY PRESS)

February 19, 2021 by Whitney Hansen

REVIEW: LESBIAN FASHION STRUGGLES – CAROLINE EARLEYWINE (SIBLING RIVALRY PRESS)

What does it mean to live within a body that has been projected upon and harmed? What does it mean to want to be seen anyway?

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