The Song of Poetry
There is a voice singing in the desert, one that releases tremors of anguish, forgiveness, pride and love. Affiliate links may be present in this review ……………………………………………………………………………………………… The singer is Ali Nuri and his tongue, his pen, sends vibrations of … Continue reading The Song of Poetry
Reardon’s Poems are a Soft Hypnosis
While the catastrophes of 2020 are spurring many people to look forward, Elaine Harootunian Reardon encourages her readers to Look Behind You. Affiliate links may be present in this review ……………………………………………………………………………………………… A homecoming, a eulogy, a celebration – Look Behind … Continue reading Reardon’s Poems are a Soft Hypnosis
Not so much Provoked as Confused…
It is not always the fate of poetic works to become the next vaulted step on the path to higher enlightenment and that is unfortunately the case with Tanya Bailey’s Seemingly Provoked. The text holds some intriguing phrases, but overall … Continue reading Not so much Provoked as Confused…
Wanderlust Before the Pandemic
Martin Jon Porter’s 2019 collection, No Home Like A Raft, is a lovely work reflecting on the joy of travel and the disorientation of homecomings that now sits in an interesting window of human history. Will poetry collections like Porter’s … Continue reading Wanderlust Before the Pandemic
Black Lives Matter
And So Do Black Voices Protests rage across the country alongside a pandemic. People are being tear gassed while exercising their right to free speech. You may be feeling overwhelmed. Trapped, even, by a desire to DO something. You can … Continue reading Black Lives Matter
