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1. The National Ransom Take the National Anthem, fix it. 2. Shopping Carts Have some common sense. 3. New Kid Bullying is wrong. Fight back! 4. Homelessness Narrative about being homeless. 5. Heroes Piece about mental illness. 6. Regaining Me Alliterative, punchy. Like an introduction. 7. Down Below, in Between Whoa, whoa. I'm an ally. 8. Save It Appreciate the women you're around. 9. Social Beatin' Ya How social media is a menace to society. 10. Ancestral Memories How we pass down things through the ages. 11. Second Worst Pain Crass, just crass. Have a listen. 12. Sweet Concerning Diabetes. 13. Metaphor's Friend Based on a mishearing of "Sugarman" by Rodriguez. 14. Groovy A traveling to Cleveland, narrative poem. 15. After Howl A Cleveland litany, with many props to many folks. 16. Poet Workin' a Factory Blues Self Explanatory title. |
As Real by Azriel Johnson
Published April, 20, 2018
Fully Formed by Alexis-Rueal
Published April 3, 2018
Here resides wonder,
here, our hope lives on.
Here, a cherished sight.
Here, we love the light.
-- “Here We Love the Light”
$10.00 USD
Chapbook
(Free PDF with Purchase)
About the author:
Alexis-Rueal was born in Kentucky, raised in Marion, Ohio, and has been a fixture in the Columbus, Ohio poetry scene since 2011. Since moving to Columbus, she has authored the Chapbooks, “Letter to 20,” (Poet’s Haven Press) and “According to the Results,” (Writing Knights Press) along with performing at festivals and venues throughout Ohio and Kentucky. She was a member of The Women of Appalachia: Women Speak project in 2016-17. Her first full-length collection, “I Speak Hick,” was published by Writing Knights Press in 2016.
When not writing and performing, ballroom dances, and spends time with her family.
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| Chapbook - 30 pages, 5.5" x 85", ISBN: 978-1986234153 |
here, our hope lives on.
Here, a cherished sight.
Here, we love the light.
-- “Here We Love the Light”
Chapbook
(Free PDF with Purchase)
Alexis-Rueal was born in Kentucky, raised in Marion, Ohio, and has been a fixture in the Columbus, Ohio poetry scene since 2011. Since moving to Columbus, she has authored the Chapbooks, “Letter to 20,” (Poet’s Haven Press) and “According to the Results,” (Writing Knights Press) along with performing at festivals and venues throughout Ohio and Kentucky. She was a member of The Women of Appalachia: Women Speak project in 2016-17. Her first full-length collection, “I Speak Hick,” was published by Writing Knights Press in 2016.
When not writing and performing, ballroom dances, and spends time with her family.
500 Cleveland Haiku by Michael Ceraolo
Published April 2, 2018
An undrained swamp---
the Garden of Eden
for all the world's mosquitoes
Man on a park bench---
a dead ringer
for the Cowardly Lion
Funeral rite---
another building now
ashes to ashes, dust to dust
$15.00 USD
Full Length
(Free PDF with Purchase)
About the author:
Michael Ceraolo is a retired firefighter/paramedic and active poet. His publications include Euclid Creek (Deep Cleveland Press), and the chapbooks Cleveland Haiku (Green Panda Press), More Euclid Creek and Cleveland Scores Early (Kendra-Steiner Editions), and Readings/The Road: Two Poems from Euclid Creek Book Three (Crisis Chronicles Press). This is his second full-length book of poetry.
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| Full Length - 5" x 8", 104 pages, ISBN: 978-1987442755 |
the Garden of Eden
for all the world's mosquitoes
Man on a park bench---
a dead ringer
for the Cowardly Lion
Funeral rite---
another building now
ashes to ashes, dust to dust
Full Length
(Free PDF with Purchase)
Michael Ceraolo is a retired firefighter/paramedic and active poet. His publications include Euclid Creek (Deep Cleveland Press), and the chapbooks Cleveland Haiku (Green Panda Press), More Euclid Creek and Cleveland Scores Early (Kendra-Steiner Editions), and Readings/The Road: Two Poems from Euclid Creek Book Three (Crisis Chronicles Press). This is his second full-length book of poetry.
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