Chuck Taylor, mysticpoetics@gmail.com Political Action Tanka Months you haven’t worked. Demonstrators march through the streets. Statues could go. Why not melt them down, sell the metal, buy something to eat? Chuck Taylor, […]
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This Month in El Paso News
Aside from re-posting important articles in the current environment, El Paso News is celebrating Pride Month. Martin Paredes is no longer contributing articles in this El Paso News site. As the Editor, […]
Pandemic Notes
Like so many others I am recording this period in our history. Hopefully our great grand-children will learn from this, appreciate our efforts to cope during a worldwide pandemic. As a Registered […]
My Red Fez review of Christina Quinn’s Looking Up the Down Spout
Even in the Absence of Proximity-my review of Looking Up the Down Spout by Christina Quinn Looking Up the Down Spout by Christina Quinn Poetic Justice Books & Art (Port Saint Lucie, […]
Three poems by Donna Snyder in isacoustic journal and anthology
https://donnajosnyderpoet.wordpress.com/2020/05/04/repost-from-a-few-years-back-person-donna-snyder-three-poems/ Here is one of the poems published by isacoustic in their online magazine and annual anthology. Rabbit in the moon Rabbit looks down sees barren land, water infrequent. The sun’s […]
Poesía durante el confinamiento por Covid-19 por Xánath Caraza translations by Sandra Kingery
Poesía durante el confinamiento por Covid-19 por Xánath Caraza, translations by Sandra Kingery Sandra Kingery is Professor of Spanish at Lycoming College (Williamsport, PA). Kingery has published translations of two […]
Two poems on child detention at the Border and la cultura fronteriza
On Sunday May 12, 2019 I was honored to present these two poems at the El Paso Mother’s Day Rally to End Family Separation and Child Detention. Donna Snyder Tornillo Life is […]
Medusa Is My Avatar
Medusa on BigTree, MoonCourt, Blue Mountains – Photo by Glenys Livingstone Medusa is my avatar Her moon mouth opened in a scream, whether in agony or passion is hard to discern. The […]
