Tag: boomer pinches poetry

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Featured Poem: Wellfleet

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By Boomer Pinches THE PAST IS KINDLING. We are plagiarists of the unwritten And the present keeps hanging around Like a girl I owe money to. The October beaches are quiet Without you. This morning drifts Of sand hissed along the shore Like mist, the wind feeling out its own shape, And I thought about the words I would use to re-create it for … Read More Featured Poem: Wellfleet

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Featured Poem: Tempus

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By Boomer Pinches   ANY MOMENT NOW I ran away from home. It was only my home the way an ocean is only water. Most of the days passed me by but a few of them I had to carry myself. The villagers talk of phantom limbs, those parts of you gone missing that you can still feel. But do they still feel you? Shrugs, … Read More Featured Poem: Tempus


SHANNON FOX

Shannon is a multi-genre writer of stories spanning past, present, and future. Her work has appeared in DreamForge Anvil, Air & Nothingness Press, and Third Flatiron, among others. She has a B.A. in Literature-Writing from UC-San Diego. When not writing, she spends her time dancing with horses which she’s found is significantly easier to do with four feet instead of two. She lives in San Diego, CA, with her husband and three cats – one of whom may or may not be a demon in disguise.

Author | Owner at Minute Marketing | Equestrian | Real Estate Industry Expert | Small Business Marketing | Colorado Native | San Diego Based

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