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My love/hate relationship with poetry

I have had a love/hate relationship with poetry since I was a child. I remember a collection of poems by

Baltimore Post-Examiner is proud to showcase an excerpt from the latest work of activist and writer Alan Barysh and his

a long root protruding from the esophagus we must say something stand before tyrant crowds who shout for the apocalypse

So much bitters and sugar Dissolved with the salt of the sea Sticks, stones, names Pummeled Baptism surely

from the vacant stillness of late august in maryland i’ve been long ago far away follied down a well after

it’s love not Hollywood the cordial intimate breakfast table conversation the peck on the cheek the quick hug (which sometimes

Shirley Brewer and Fernando Quijano lead an open forum discussion (Anthony C. Hayes) I am Mamadou. I am that ball

It smells like opium dancing in your nostrils With a rush of wind flying through your hair And the kiss

On Saturday night at the CopyCat Building, in Baltimore, a poetry reading was held. Adding to the ambience of the

Elizabeth Hazen has received the honor of having one of her poems selected for a prestigious national publication, “Best American Poetry