POETRY
Poetry has a special place in the heart of The Wild Word and we believe that the world is a better place with poetry in it.
We have been delighted and honored to publish the poets below.
Read some of the poems below and you may find yourself transported, your world changed, or that your day just got a little bit brighter.
Hio Fae
Hio Fae’s poem ‘Sometimes’
Jeanette Powers
Jeanette Power’s poem ‘Some Quick of Hope’
Kirby Olson
Kirby Olson’s poem ‘Ocean Cities’
Lynn Nicholas
Lynn Nicholas’s poem ‘Watermark Memories’
M.J. Iuppa
M.J. Iupa’s poems ‘Summer Sequel’, ‘Nevertheless’ and ‘That Shade of Purple’
Vivian Wagner
Vivian Wagner’s poems ‘Ra’ and ‘Woodsdark’
Adedayo Ademokoya
Adedayo Ademokoya’s poem ‘What is your alphabet?’
Cat Dixon
Cat Dixon’s poem ‘Cancer Ate My Mother’
Hannah Rousselot
Hannah Rousselot’s poem ‘Sleepwalking’
Barbara A Meier
Barbara A Meier’s poem ‘Raynaud’s’
Jude Marr
Jude Marr’s poems ‘Evidence of Survival’ and ‘Relics’
Hanna Olters
Hanna Olter’s poem ‘Augusts’
Origins
In our ORIGINS new column George Franklin discusses the inspiration behind his poem ‘Respect’ with artwork by Larisa Lauber
Aurelien Thomas
Aurélien Thomas’s poem ‘A Fetish’
George Franklin
George Franklin’s poem ‘Speaking of Love’
Sandra Sarala
Sandra Sarala’s poems ‘Nocturnal Emission’ and ‘I am not a dream’
A. E. Sadeghipour
A.E. Sadeghipour’s poem ‘Peter Pan’
Steve Kleptetar
Steve Klepetar’s poems ‘Swept with Rain’, ‘The House of Hills’, and ‘A Trail of Crumbs’
Debbie Collins
Debbie Collins’s poem ‘Untitled #8’
Elizabeth Harmatys Park
Elizabeth Harmatys Park’s poem ‘Killer Bees’
