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What She Was Wearing
How long can you keep a dark secret before you become completely unraveled? In What She Was Wearing, Shawn Aveningo Sanders uses poetry, prose, and letters to tell her #MeToo story--one that has taken over 30 years to reveal. In this collection, Shawn shares her nightmare of being raped at a fraternity toga party, and examines the event from a variety of perspectives, including poems written from the viewpoint of her attackers; the toga she was wearing; homecoming years later; and even the moment she told her college-aged children. As Shawn's story unfolds, the reader will come to understand how significant the aftermath of rape can be. For decades, she was "triggered" in the most unexpected...
Keeping It Weird
The Poetry Box is proud to present its latest anthology project, Keeping It Weird - Stories & Poems of Portland, Oregon. Portland is a delicious melting pot of human creativity and sustainability. And thanks to our wonderfully, weird contributors, we are able to share the unique, quirky, sometimes bizarre and oftentimes wet tales of this town also known as PDX, Rip City, Stumptown, Rose City, Bridge City, and P-Town. Embrace the lively literary scene this town offers. Stroll the mossy cracked sidewalks and breathe in each of the four seasons through breathtaking imagery. Experience a city rich in tradition and proud of its river heritage. Discover the weird and the wonderful. We invite you t...
Poeming Pigeons
Poeming Pigeons is a curated collection of poetry from around the world - over 100 poems expressing our fascination, fear, frustration and undeniable connection to our fine feathered friends. Between the pages of this anthology, you will find stories that make you wonder, cry, laugh, cringe and inspire - all through poems about birds. Representing 5 continents, 11 countries and 22 states, our contributing poets include: Alexa Mergen - Alisa Golden - Allegra Silberstein - Annie Lighthart - Ariana Kramer - Arturo Desimone - Beth MacFarlane - Bobbi Sinha-Morey - Brenda Taulbee - Brigit Truex - Carolyn Martin - Catherine Ayres - Chris Jarmick - Christa Kaainoa - Christopher Leibow - Claire T. Fe...
The Poeming Pigeon
What our world needs now is love! So, for our 6th issue, we bring you 85 love poems. Throughout these pages you'll find poetry that speaks from the heart directly to yours. Our poets go beyond flowers and candy romance to share the real beauty of companionship and commitment. Experience love that grows from gratitude, and endures beyond the earthly boundaries of time and space. Contributing Poets Around the Globe Include: Alexa Mergen - Ann Grant - Aria Wolf - Babo Kamel - Barbara A. Meier - Brad G. Garber - Carol L. Deering - Carol Levin - Carolyn Martin - Cathie Sandstrom - Charlotte Mandel - Cheryl A. Van Beek - Claudia F. Savage - Connie Post - David Kann - Delia Garigan - Diana Rosen - ...
Verse on the Vine Anthology
A Celebration of Community, Poetry, Art & Wine Featuring poetry by Shawn Aveningo, Bob Stanley, Cynthia Linville, Patricia Hickerson, Allegra Silberstein, Jack Donaldson, Telemachos Greanias, Lytton Bell, Brigit Truex, Poetica Erotica, Todd Cirillo, Phillip Larrea, Jeff Knorr, Indigo Moor, Laura Martin, Catherine Fraga, Matthew Lane Brouwer, NSAA, Kelly Freeman, Molly Fisk, Stan Zumbiel and Shawn Pittard. Plus a visual journey through two years of the Verse on the Vine poetry series with photography by Robert R. Sanders, showcasing our 22 featured performers and an eclectic mix of open-mic poets.
The Poet's Curse
A delightful miscellany of poems on a multitude of subjects in various forms and genres including: ancestral portraits, bestiary, commonplace, complaints, catalogs, concrete, dialog, dreams, ekphrastic, erotica, experimental, found poems, free verse, light poems, imagistic, list poems, lyrical, military, monolog, narrative, nostalgia, object poems, odes, pentastichs, persona poems, philias, phobias, philosophies, portraits, prose poems, romantic, satire, sonnets, stream-of-consciousness, triptychs, work . . . "The Poet's Curse" Everything the poet sees or hears, thinks, feels or imagines gets captured, interpreted and shoe-horned into a damn poem whether they like it or not. ________________...
The Poeming Pigeon
The Poeming Pigeon is a semi-annual journal of poetry, with each book having a unique theme. Our first three issues included poetry on the topic of birds, food and cannabis, and for this issue, we explore poems about music. 675 poets from across the globe answered the call to share their musically inspired poetry. We chose 88 poems--one for each key on a piano. Upon these pages you'll discover poems inspired by genres ranging from classical to country, from jazz to rock-n-roll, and everything in between. Join us on a musical journey of discovery and nostalgia. And let the poetry tug on your heartstrings, like a virtuoso glides the bow across the strings of a violin. Contributing Poets: A.J. ...
My Miscellaneous Muse
Ralph La Rosa, as the title indicates, has created a delightful collection of poetry pastiches and whimsical words-of-play, including playful sonnets, weird lists, clerihews, proverbs and converbs, tailgating couplets, strange rhymes, and auto-epitaphs of famous poets. Enjoy La Rosa's celebration and unique spin of the classics, as he pays homage to Dickinson, Whitman, Yeats, Frost, Plath, Keats, Pound, Williams and more. I have eaten the bacon that was in the fridge ... Readers will enjoy the poet's resurrection of famous poems as he uses them as springboards to tackle today's pop culture and politics. And to wrap it up, he ends with a brief story about Chinese and American writers, including Allen Ginsberg and Annie Dillard, whom La Rosa leads through Disneyland.
Love Lifespan Vol. 4
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The Poeming Pigeon
The Poeming Pigeon is a semi-annual journal of poetry, with each book having a unique theme. Our first four issues included poetry on the topic of birds, food, cannabis and music, and for this issue, we explore poems from the garden.
