Corona Poetry Live
UNTAMED EXCERPT by Glennon Doyle
“When her pain is fresh and new, Let her have it. Don’t try to take it away. Forgive yourself for not having that Power. Grief…
Read MoreFORTY DAYS & FORTY NIGHTS by Fiona Goodwin
The day we met, I was wearing blue nail varnish, shy Not quite sure of myself We were both taking a chance But as happens…
Read MoreBAD MEMORIES by ‘Rebecca’
(Trigger warning: this poem describes sexual abuse) Please go away bad memories: I don’t want to remember their smile, sweat, or his smell. Or the…
Read MoreNO MORE GOOD MORNINGS by Anonymous
No More Good Mornings, No More Good Nights, No More Even Are You Feeling Alrights I Saw It Coming For A Week Maybe Two The…
Read MoreUNDERSTANDING MOTHER By Fiona Goodwin
Standing on the London platform age 5 The rough string holding your gas mask cuts into your neck The rough string carrying your name and…
Read MoreI WISH I MISSED MY MOTHER by Kellyann Conway
I wish I missed my mother and joined this milestone of loss with all the other daughters flooded with longing for some maternal arms finding…
Read MoreUNTITLED by Susi Ruth
Here have some wine Hear, have some more Hear that you’ve always been welcome You don’t need to stand at the door Here take a…
Read MoreRELIGION By Ganga White – Anita M. Montanile
The song is growing !!! What if our religion was each other? If our practice was our life? If prayer was our words? What if…
Read MoreCOVID MUSING By Beth Haist
In the year of our covid-19, zeitgeist of fear, death our tell-tales hearts kept beating and somehow we found this undercurrent of a little hope…
Read MoreTHE TRUTH: FOR MY MOTHER by Adrienne Parks
How dare you speak up? Say your name? You are voiceless. You are a woman, a mother, my wife. Everyone knows who wears the pants…
Read MoreOLLIE by Dana Lynn
He drove across the country in a pandemic. In search of a new home, a new life. “Trans on the run” he said. What was…
Read MoreTHE VOICE INSIDE by Fiona Goodwin
My hand is on you to steady you my words are there to inspire you But some days they are not that Some days, your…
Read MoreCORONA PLAGUE By Maria Gulczynska-Baci, Ancona Italy
Ring-a-ring-a masks A pocket full of gloves A-tishoo, a-tishoo lock your doors! we sneeze at you!
Read MoreLATE BLOOMER LESBIAN ROLLERCOASTER by Anna Lesbian Davies
This Journey has been wild! Given pain to ecstasy! Bam! Age 38 awakening! Could it really be?! Wow…this is how my body and soul comes…
Read MoreTHE SPLENDOR AND VICISSITUDES OF LONG LIFE FOR THE ENGLISH GIRL by Jen Curry
The English girl was stoned with accords? Was she really being hot-tie tot-tie with big words. Was that really sooo knot-tie or was she calling…
Read MoreAN EXCERPT – “I AM GAY” by DK Linda
Let me explain how long it took me to say those words aloud and what generations of people before me who could never, ever utter…
Read MoreMY MASK CAME OFF by Julia Williams
My mask came off at 19. 40 years later I wear another mask. I’m still hiding but from a different sadness and I’m not the…
Read MoreHIYA WALL by Rupert (Fiona’s younger bro)
If you have a roof over your head The chances are there are walls Supporting that roof They help keep out the noise Of the…
Read MoreSKIN AND BONE by CJ
It’s dark but got moonlight I want to have you here It’s just a dream a lusting for someone I can never be with.. A…
Read MoreWRECKING BALL By Laura Merritt
I visualize a wall through a fog. Just realized yesterday. Fog the new emotion. Hard to see myself with clarity. I must give up trying…
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