To celebrate the wonderful year of writing we have had at The Wild Word, our editors have chosen their poetry picks for 2023.
Poetry has long held a special place in the heart of the magazine and in these uncertain and turbulent times, with our greater need for humanity in an increasing digital age, we feel that poetry is now more important than ever. We are ever grateful to the poets that submit and entrust us with their work.
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‘Accidental Release’ by Richard L. Matta
https://thewildword.com/poetry-bare-richard-l-matta/
‘Bloom’ by Mary Marie Dixon
https://thewildword.com/poetry-mary-marie-dixon/
‘Spoon-fed’ by Karin Molde
https://thewildword.com/poetry-karin-molde/
‘The Joy of Parks’ by Juan Pablo Mobili
https://thewildword.com/poetry-bare-juan-pablo-mobili/
‘The Planting Season’ by LKN
https://thewildword.com/poetry-lkn/
‘Tears of Surrender’ by Bobbi Sinha-Morey
https://thewildword.com/poetry-bobbi-sinha-morey/
‘Kindred’ by Alison Stone
https://thewildword.com/poetry-we-alison-stone/
‘After this evening, I’ by Yichielle Gigi Devendra
https://thewildword.com/poetry-yichielle-gigi-devendra/
‘The Perpetrator/El autor del delito’ by Ximena Gomez
https://thewildword.com/poetry-blaze-ximena-gomez/
‘5am’ by Phil Wood
https://thewildword.com/poetry-blaze-phil-wood/
‘Fire Weather’ by Jenne Micale
https://thewildword.com/poetry-jenne-micale/
’48 days’ by Carol Edwards
https://thewildword.com/poetry-carol-edwards/
‘In Waiting’ by Andrew Senior
https://thewildword.com/poetry-blaze-andrew-senior/
‘Mendocino’ by Matt Duffy
https://thewildword.com/poetry-matt-duffy/
‘Watching a Hurricane Pass to the West’ by George Franklin
https://thewildword.com/poetry-shadow-george-franklin/
‘Sorrow’ by Daniel Schulz
https://thewildword.com/poetry-shadow-daniel-schulz/
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following the john kucera story?