Birds By My Window: Willow Tree Poems: Photo supplied By Carol A. Marcus, Photographer

I call this photo: Poem in a Window. It writes a poem with picture.

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A Wintry Fever
Dawnell Harrison

I feel the chill of winter
In the white marrow of my bones –

A wintry fever.
The cold winds steers through ice

Like an ax to wood.
I lay on the bed,

My pallor as bleached as death –
No respite from the long, wide

Cold of the night.
The love’s run dry but the moon
Cradles me like a great white Madonna.

Reflection
Dawnell Harrison

The reflection of garnets
Darkens in the sullen night

Of your eyes.
Once they were little crushed

Diamonds of light.
Your body is a stream

That leave me holding
Emptiness.

Your eyes are winters
Glazed in ice.

The world whitens
Under the ashes
Of your memories.

Bio:
Dawnell Harrison,
has been published in over 65 magazines and journals including The Endicott Review, Fowl Feathered Review, The Bitchin' Kitsch, Vox Poetica, Abbey, Iconoclast, Puckerbrush Review, Nerve Cowboy, Mobius, and many others. She has 3 books of poetry published through reputable publishers titled: Voyager, The Maverick Posse, and The Fire Behind My Eyes.

Other Places
By Joanna M. Weston

we took separate roads
from joined beginnings
you went grey-eyed
into uniform and regiment
I tossed out diagrams
and went haywire across an ocean
you criss-crossed the map
parleying villages into exhibitions
I took cities and strewed them
over mountains one railroad at a time
we met briefly to find ourselves
sister-brother talking still

JOANNA M. WESTON. Has had poetry, reviews, and short stories published in anthologies and journals for twenty five years. Her middle-reader, ‘Those Blue Shoes', published by Clarity House Press; and poetry, ‘A Summer Father’, published by Frontenac House of Calgary.
A SUMMER FATHER - poetry - Frontenac House
2006 ISBN: 1-89718105-1 $15.95
THOSE BLUE SHOES for ages 7-12
http://www3.telus.net/public/west34/

Editorial Comments: Joanna M. Weston is one of my favorite poets. I suppose poets who write similar styles like each others work. The story telling in just a few lines, coupled with imagery, sets a poem out to travel.

Heavy Brass
By Andrew Baer

I walk with heavy feet down these city streets
Pounding my thoughts down fired brick throats and into cement hands
With fat soles, worn soles,
And I close my eyes, let the wind ballet across my skin
And it’s the closest I’ve come, being so far away
To feeling you again.

Bio: AE Baer is a recent graduate of George Mason University currently teaching the English language in South Korea. He has previously published nonfiction pieces in DC-based think tank political publications.

Editorial Comments: Andrew is new to my circle of poetic friends; he enters with this brief but imagistic poem.

Distilled
Tobi Cogswell

I’m not afraid
I’m angry. I want you to know
I don’t want to be that kind of mother.
Tonight I write.
Look outside,
imagine butterflies,
hear the sound of pencils.

Bio: Tobi Cogswell is a Pushcart nominee and the co-editor of San Pedro River Review. She has three chapbooks and her full-length collection "Poste Restante" was published by Bellowing Ark Press. Her work can be read in Illya's Honey, Penumbra, Spot Lit, Loch Raven Review, Decanto (UK) and others.

Ice Boat
By Joanna M. Weston

wind-shrill
rigging
skim and lift
of violins
blades
G sharp high
ice-crystals
bite
pierce
my half-shut eyes
speed
in treble cold
oh … … swift
thin music

On A River
By Joanna M. Weston

these nights slide like beads
on the rosary of time
colored pearl-soft
each passionate hour moves
past me, afloat in sleep
where dreams fill
with your presence

The Return
By Joanna M. Weston

the wall thins
between my dreams
doors vanish and I go
from one room to another
green furniture in one
purple fish in the next
I flirt with lizards
fly canoes among planets
fit shoes to tigers
cut roads with scissors
turn and hear voices
that call call my name
they pull walls down
open windows to a world
of dancing stars

Bio: Joanna M. Weston. Has had poetry, reviews, and short stories published in anthologies and journals for twenty five years. Her middle-reader, ‘Those Blue Shoes', published by Clarity House Press. And poetry, ‘A Summer Father’, published by Frontenac House of Calgary.

Editorial Comment: I have a fixation with Joanna M. Weston; I love her poetry and I’m addicted.

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