Ken Jackson 
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These haiku offer an intense Gothic celebration of summer. There are portraits of four separate graveyards in the Highlands; interspersed with evocations of the light and beauty of the Summer Isles; …

This collection includes all of my early poems which I judged worth keeping, dating from when I began writing through 2000. Many of them deal with West Virginia themes and growing up in West Virginia …

welcome to the beautiful universe of Henn Kim who are you when you”re alone Starry Night, Blurry Dreams is a collection of visual poetry about loneliness, love and existing in our world. a heavy h …

Bill Milton’s poetry is a tour de force and is never far away from the experience of every day life and treads a fine line between the sublime and humourous. Most readers will be able to identify wit …

This selection of poems by a new author was triggered by the tragic death of his 28-year-old daughter. So the collection begins with loss and the aftermath of loss: the hope of the author that his da …

Poems of the Pretentious Minds features a wide array of self-indulgent, darkly comical but heart-wrenching poetry that covers many topics such as love, family, friendship, death, sex addiction, abuse …

Janet Abramson’s poems express moods from panic to grief to acceptance and ultimately to joy to reveal the lived experience of the pandemic. From haiku to fully articulated dreamscapes, flashes of hu …

When I put my hand out And reached for your smaller, softer hand, I didn’t expect you to have turned Your back on me; To have crushed my soul in one sudden movement. Why did you turn your back on me? …

"Fabre, Poet Of Science" is an ancient Scientific, Poetry story book written by Dr. G.-V. Legros. This entomologist biography is more than just a recounting of Fabre’s life; it is a fusion …

First published in 2005. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company. By far the most popular poet of the Arab Word, popular in the true sense of the word. The late Nizar Kabbani’ …