Nightingale & Sparrow Literary Magazine: 2019 blizzard – micropoems In the leadup to our ninth issue, blizzard, we shared a series of micropoems from some talented submitters: [Best_Wordpress_Gallery id="18" Elizabeth Joy Levinson Elizabeth Joy Levinson Poetry Contributor Elizabeth Joy Levinson lives, teaches, and writes on the southwest side of Chicago. Recent work Moods of Falling Moods of Falling Joanna Friedman Icicle mountains cling to hard earth. I want to drop into an ocean fire, swim Karla Linn Merrifield Karla Linn Merrifield Poetry Contributor Karla Linn Merrifield has 14 books to her credit, including her 2019 Athabaskan Fractal: Poems Naoise Gale Naoise Gale Poetry Contributor Naoise Gale is a twenty-year-old autistic poet who writes about mental health, addiction and eating disorders. Breaking Story Breaking Story Karla Linn Merrifield for Laury Egan Now in the hour of tempest’s descent with chaos-shaping clouds, wind, Iced Iced Ann Howells November was caustic. December astringent. Chimneys became harmonicas. Windows shook like tambourines. January skies curdled, built cobblestone Maia Joy Maia Joy Poetry Contributor Maia Joy is a queer biracial poet and musician from Boston, MA. A two-time Silver Key Ann Howells Ann Howells Poetry Contributor Ann Howells edited Illya’s Honey for eighteen years. Her books include: Under a Lone Star, Village Not Everything About Winter is Winter Not Everything About Winter is Winter Peter Stewart O'Grady Sometimes it’s crisp frozen leaves, mud crunched steps, the crazy paved « Previous 1 … 15 16 17 18 19 … 95 Next »
