Kindra Austin, Jimmi Campkin, Christine Ray and Mariah Voutilainen are excited to announce that they will soon be launching Indie Blu(e). Indie Blu(e) is designed to be a vehicle to support both self-published writers and those published through small independent presses, as well as the readers who are passionate about independent writing. The concept for Indie Blu(e) grew out of … Continue reading Coming soon: Indie Blu(e)
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LET THE WINDS CARRY YOU HOME
By Charles Robert Lindholm I Have Journeyed Far Away From Home Into A Distant Land In Search Of Pleasure And Freedom From The Chains Of My Father's House I Have Lived In A Riotous Lifestyle And Found It To Be Empty Of Meaning And True Joy I Have Been Drunk And Yet Still Thirsty, A … Continue reading LET THE WINDS CARRY YOU HOME
Will This Flower Be- Stephen Fuller
Will This Flower Be Be near enough to me, Rose, that I might swallow thee Only not to macerate but germinate inside the soul’s soil Learn the tongue of an unknown man. Will this flower be Like any other flower and simply live its life until composted Or will this flower be unlike all the … Continue reading Will This Flower Be- Stephen Fuller
LIVING WITH A DISGUISE- Charles Robert Lindholm
By Charles Robert Lindholm I'm Not Sure I Know When It Happened It Must Have Been A Subtle Thing Coloring In A Book Drawing On A Blank Page Singing To Myself Pretending And Make Believe, Imagining It Was Fun, And All Seemed Worth Doing When I Was A Child Maybe It Was School And Wanting … Continue reading LIVING WITH A DISGUISE- Charles Robert Lindholm
Barista Favorite: Hope Was Not a Loss/Barbara Harris Leonhard
February 12th was the first Promote Yourself Monday at Go Dog Go Cafe. We would like to share the Barista Favorite with all of you, written by Barbara Harris Leonhard at Extraordinary Sunshine Weaver. My body was a cage With only eyes for doors. My arms, contorted, Like branches twisted in shadows. Voices, hollow sounds, Called … Continue reading Barista Favorite: Hope Was Not a Loss/Barbara Harris Leonhard
HAIKU: BLOOD ON GUN MONEY
BY CHARLES ROBERT LINDHOLM BLOOD ON GUN MONEY STAINS THE HANDS OF THE CONGRESS BRIBES TRADED FOR LIVES COPYRIGHT (c) 2018 CHARLES ROBERT LINDHOLM - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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BY CHARLES ROBERT LINDHOLM POETRY = LOVE IN ALL LANGUAGES COPYRIGHT (c) 2018 CHARLES ROBERT LINDHOLM - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
THREE LINE TALES – WEEK 107 – GRANDMAS ARE THE BEST!
photo by Frank McKenna via Unsplash BY CHARLES ROBERT LINDHOLM AN OLD FASHIONED WOMAN WHO USED NEEDLE AND THREAD BUT RECITED POETRY FROM THE BOOKS THAT SHE READ AND DRIED THE ROSES I PICKED FROM HER GARDEN AND LOVED ME ANYWAY, GRANDMAS ARE THE BEST! COPYRGHT © 2018 CHARLES ROBERT LINDHOLM - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Inspired by … Continue reading THREE LINE TALES – WEEK 107 – GRANDMAS ARE THE BEST!
Alone-Megha Sood
The Insanity of life keeps you busy the craziness of it keeps you safe mood swings pace you up everyday grind keeps you in shape This mad race and topsy-turvy life trying to fit that last piece of the puzzle stuck at the corner standing out in a crowd Oh!you have so many faces you … Continue reading Alone-Megha Sood
DANDELION MEMORIES
By Charles Robert Lindholm I Was Lying On The Patio Swing Minding My Own Business When A Summer Breeze Started To Blow And That Is When My Eye Caught A Dandelion Whose Seeds Were Being Blown Off In All Directions Time Has Done The Same Thing With The Memories From Our Time Together Too But, … Continue reading DANDELION MEMORIES
