Poetry Corner – Volume 6
For the inner ear, the voice of the vessel of silence is an embrace
felt by an infinite number of scribes.
It is my wish to offer here an oasis of present day poetic
pens.
Each month i...
Poetry Corner – Volume 4
For the inner ear, the voice of the vessel of silence is an embrace
felt by an infinite number of scribes.
It is my wish to offer here an oasis of present day poetic
pens.
Each month i...
Poetry Corner – Volume 7
For the inner ear, the voice of the vessel of silence is an embrace
felt by an infinite number of scribes.
It is my wish to offer here an oasis of present day poetic
pens.
Each month i...
Poetry Corner – Volume 8
For the inner ear, the voice of the vessel of silence is an embrace
felt by an infinite number of scribes.
It is my wish to offer here an oasis of present day poetic
pens.
Each month i...
Poetry Corner – Volume 2
For the inner ear, the voice of the vessel of silence is an embrace
felt by an infinite number of scribes.
It is my wish to offer here an oasis of present day poetic
pens.
Each month i...
Poetry Corner – Volume 1
For the inner ear, the voice of the vessel of silence is an embrace
felt by an infinite number of scribes.
It is my wish to offer here an oasis of present day poetic
pens.
Each month i...
Poetry Corner – Volume 9
For the inner ear, the voice of the vessel of silence is an embrace
felt by an infinite number of scribes.
It is my wish to offer here an oasis of present day poetic
pens.
Each month i...
Poetry Corner – Volume 10
For the inner ear, the voice of the vessel of silence is an embrace
felt by an infinite number of scribes.
It is my wish to offer here an oasis of present day poetic
pens.
Each month i...
Poetry Corner – Volume 15
Poetry Corner
March 2012 Silent Lotus' Selected Poets'
D.A. Wils
and her guest Stacee Lee Melville
The Gardener
I looked up and saw his dark hands,
so wide and soft,
Holding a vibrant green stem
with a yellow bud resting atop its...
Poetry Corner – Volume 16
Poetry Corner
April 2012 Silent Lotus' Selected Poets'
Ryk McIntyre
and his guest Matthew Richards
Leonardo Loves Me, This I Know
(After the Mona Lisa)
Slight smiles are like chameleons – if one showed itself
to you, how would you know...