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Poems by Lamont Palmer including a eulogy for the late John Ritter, and something for George W. to chew on.

Linda L. Bielowski returns to Ariga with Cold-Water Flats

Gerald Bosacker returns with Moon watch and other poems

Elaine Heveron continues making the mundane meaningful, this time with Garage Sale Item #2

Yeah, I'm there, man (poetry for peace) comes from David Michael Jackson of artvilla.com

Ernest Williamson III debuts at Ariga with Mate in 77 and For the Sake of Saturday

As does G David Schwartz, with a bedtime tale called The Fight

A Pamyat Manifesto and The New Economics of Child Labor are two terrifically angry poems about the overall situation by Jeffrey Bohan

John Birkbeck has something to say about Fame

Ariga welcomes Josef Lesser, who arrived with a poem about Hansel and Gretel, a Letter to Chagall, and other poems

while Margo Note also debuts, with Inventory a very short, very precise, poem.

In Certain Symbols and other poems, Michael Meyerhofer asks the reader to reconsider what we believe we understand

My jaw wired shut by Oren Camera Hechtman is a shocker.

Journey and other poems come from Thomas D. Reynolds, a teacher, as most poets are in one way or the other.

Untangle Those Things and the other poems by Richard Epstein, deal with death with wide open eyes.

Ricky Friesem, in A Prayer and other poems also deals with the death issue, without being morbid.

And Tobey Anderseon, uses color and sound and lots of passion to say something about Fulfillment