west coast notebook re-entry poem #17 vagrant observations if only all days were the ways in which the rainbow propagates into jumbo mouse ears. wrought iron fences shaped to hold the childhood in. what sort of wicked porn turned this into a busty lustful waterfall moment a wife-beater wet w/ sweat moment an are […]
Three Poems by Michele McDannold — Rusty Truck
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Coming Soon: Running Red Lights, Gutter Snob Books
Coming soon from Michele MacDannald’s new endeavor, Gutter Snob Press, a collection by Aleathia Dreamer!
The Orphan As Adult by pd Lyons, from In Protest 150 Poems for Human Rights. Read by the poet.
Scott Thomas Outlar is Alien Buddha Press’ Featured Artist for April 2020
Please help get supplies for fighting the pandemic to Navajo Country.
My friend Carl Allen Begay is gathering essential supplies, face masks, gloves, face shields, hospital gowns, fabric, food and cleaning supplies to take to the Navajo and Hopi Reservation for COVID19 relief. They are especially seeking fabric and face mask donations and as many as possible. Please contact him for more information.
He has plenty of room for bulk donations: Carl Allen Begay 2225 E Lockett Rd Flagstaff Arizona 86004 for masks and other donations. Checks can be made out to Karen Begay 2225 E Lockett Rd Flagstaff Az 86004.
They’re using any collected funds for gas money. Mr Begay takes supplies and PPE to the Navajo and Hopi Reservations.
His daughter is collecting gas money thru her pay pal. This was set up for their tour business but they wont be doing tours for a long time. Any donations will be specifically used to address the pandemic which is rampaging through Navajo Country. She is on PayPal as KBegayToursAZ.
If you cannot donate please keep spreading the word.
Mr. Begay is on Facebook at 
Carl Begay on Facebook
Why El Paso News? By Dr. Miguel Juárez
Sharing a post from Barton Smock { an old idea one had of stars, poems, February 2020 }
Two poems by Kushal Poddar
Robin Scofield published in Mockingheart Review
via Robin Scofield
poetry from the frontera 