BLUEPEPPER

Poetry with bite

Thursday, June 29, 2023

New Poetry by Robert Kinerk

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I’ve spoken English my whole life and now I’m learning Death. It’s a difficult language with only one pronoun, first-person singular. When y...
Tuesday, June 20, 2023

New Poetry by Matt Thomas

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Goldfinch A break in the traffic pushed me away from the cigarette butts, plastic bags, sneakers, things lost their fight at the bus stop to...
Monday, June 19, 2023

New Poetry by Nina Rubinstein Alonso

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Chasing Loki We just sat down but John jumps up from the table where salad waits untouched as he heard the front door squeak realizes the do...
Friday, June 16, 2023

New Poetry by Gale Acuff

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One day when you die you live again is the story at church and Sunday School so you never really die though you do but you live again and fo...
Thursday, June 15, 2023

New Poetry by Jason Beale

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Embers The lights are changing   green to red, the sun   is clean upon the ground;  the passengers wait  with empty thoughts  for the day to...
Wednesday, June 14, 2023

New Poetry by Miles Varana

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Despite What You Might Think There are still drunks today, in 2023, after all the Naltrexone and bad bets, after bad TV and drummer’s livers...
Tuesday, June 13, 2023

New Poetry by Peter Mladinic

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Lost in the Woods  The path’s dark dirt cushioned my soles in shoes. I walked up and out of woods to the street of Cape Cod homes, an unmark...
Wednesday, June 07, 2023

New Poetry by Michael Keshigian

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Courtship   She handed him his heart after she found it amid the rubble on trash day. He gave her eyes, a pair she lost long ago on the beac...
Tuesday, June 06, 2023

New Poetry by Hazel J. Hall

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  The Shadow Cast By Gentleness In the patter of city street puddles, I see the truth about chaos.  In the center of everything,  there is a...
Sunday, June 04, 2023

New Poetry by Hannah Scott

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Wanderlust * Oikophobia; the fear of one’s home. Plain walls are closing in, nowhere to run. Eleutheromania; an intense desire for freedom. ...
Saturday, June 03, 2023

New Poetry by Tony Hughes

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Lover  You always believe. That yours Is the best A trust that will Last;  the torturous  weaves; of late night conversations  with its airs...
Friday, June 02, 2023

New Poetry by Dominik Slusarczyk

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The War  Maybe we  Can win the war:  We have piles  Of glorious guns and  Hundreds of  Soldiers to  Shoot them.  They will happily  Fight fo...
Thursday, June 01, 2023

New Poetry by Kira Velella

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Both Praying He brings carnations to the feet of the Mother, red and two days old from the corner store. Lays them delicately before her sto...

New Poetry by Stephen Mead

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Fair Game Last spring they dug up the bittersweet, wild ivy and grape vines. Of course I didn't actually own them. It was just an advent...
Wednesday, May 17, 2023

New Poetry by Taya Boyles

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The Souls We Stand On If I had enough chalk. I’d give my mom wings but I was unsure if I could hold her hand and draw without breaking the l...
Tuesday, May 16, 2023

New Poetry by CLS Sandoval

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Burning Down* Close up on withering sunflower  Pull out to reveal a head stone  Her black eyeliner as clean and dark as twenty years ago  An...
Thursday, May 11, 2023

New Poetry by Jim Conwell

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Absence How many went missing? Most.  One way or another. We have talked  of that time but who wants to try and  imagine the reality? It liv...
Tuesday, May 09, 2023

New Poetry by Leah Mueller

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Scam Avenue   Imagine going for a walk and encountering all the scammers who send you bogus email every day. Instead of reading about   your...

New Poetry by Robert Estes

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Death Call I missed it but my officemate said that was what the caller had said to give the call a name Not many people whose death would pr...
Monday, May 08, 2023

New Poetry by Carla Schwartz

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Praise the Insects Let me praise the dark red bird, nameless, obsessed praise the twilight and the off-hand evening light borrowed and tired...
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