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Ferreting Out AI
Giving it our best shot
Marilyn Wolf
Apr 25
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Zay Pareltheon
Nov 1, 2023
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medusa
medusa
the girl turned to stone
Chelsea Brown
Aug 14
Skies turn grey, and later rosé
Skies turn grey, and later rosé
another day
John E Marks
Aug 14
coincidence
coincidence
A Free Verse Poem
Sally A Mortemore
Aug 14
A Poem on Parkinson’s Disease
A Poem on Parkinson’s Disease
The Physical and Emotional Tolls of Parkinson’s
Somsubhra Banerjee
Aug 14
SEEDS
SEEDS
of habit
John E Marks
Aug 14
Gone for long
Gone for long
the blue sea
Viraji Ogodapola
Aug 14
Hello
Hello
Communication in Love is never easy
Pernoste & Dahl
Aug 14
A Crooked Maple Tree
A Crooked Maple Tree
The perfect place for a late summer trail ride
Natalie Gasper
Aug 14
New York City’s Best, the NYCDoE
New York City’s Best, the NYCDoE
The NYCDoE spells jobs, Sc.3
Jay Squires
Aug 14
Ready to Challenge Your Age-Old Beliefs?
Ready to Challenge Your Age-Old Beliefs?
What we think we know may not be the truth
Amy Lee Kite
Aug 14
Silence of Comfort
Silence of Comfort
A Lack of Shared Words
Kevin E. Pittack Jr.
Aug 14
Great Audiences for Great Poetry (Part 1)
Great Audiences for Great Poetry (Part 1)
This is Part 1 (of 2) of my essay, “Great Audiences for Great Poetry,” adapted from a 2009 speech I gave at AWP (Association of Writers &…
John Barr
Aug 14
Ostara
Ostara
Longing for Spring
Ruth Boukhari
Aug 14
THE VEIL of MELANCHOLY
THE VEIL of MELANCHOLY
Words cannot echo mood. It’s impossible to convey the trudging numbnesses of everyday.
John E Marks
Aug 14
There’s Something Romantic About the Rain
There’s Something Romantic About the Rain
My favorite word to describe the rain
Alex Hanna
Aug 14
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