Willawaw Journal Winter 2019 Issue 8

Notes from the Editor

When Claudia Castro Luna sent me her poem, In Sommerlicht Schwebend, where "love [is] a champagne fueled badminton birdie," I…

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Carolyn Adams

Shut-In You want me to leave the house. I think it will work, this ambition, but I’m afraid to try.…

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Frank Babcock

Digging Lindbergh's Grave In Kipahulu on the wet side of Maui, where waterfalls and streams run down to the sea,…

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Louise Cary Barden

Our Second Year. The River. After The Mulberry swelled under April rains, rose over its rock islands and brushy willows…

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paul A. Bluestein

City Boy Sleep won’t come surrounded by the country quiet rasping against my closed eyelids. The hush that comforts philosophers…

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Jeff Burt

Bubble Man He did not drive the 1987 big green Lincoln. Stationary, stuck in the corner of a parking lot…

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Lorraine Carey

An Evening, Late September The light through my studio window, beckons. On my swivel chair, I stare onto the old…

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Gail Braune Comorat

Geese --after Alan Shapiro How did it begin? We were in a rowboat. My brother and I. The moon full…

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David Felix

Finding Direction David Felix is a youthful septuagenarian English visual poet who lives in Denmark. For more than half a…

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