MiPOesias Magazine's newly released issue showcases the work of poets of Cuban descent who live in the U.S. The results are stories spun from highways and oceans, lyric meditations on love's rough ...
MiPOesias Magazine's newly released issue showcases the work of poets of Cuban descent who live in the U.S. The results are stories spun from highways and oceans, lyric meditations on love's rough edges and potent homages to deities and to the departed. No matter the subject, these poems blend the romance and sorrows of the past with a crisp view of daily life. Edited by Emma Trelles and featuring Richard Blanco, Rita Maria Martinez, Grisel Y. Acosta, Kemel Zaldivar, Rich Villar, Sandra Castillo, Achy Obejas, Hugo Rodriguez, Mia Leonin, Adrian Castro, Diego Quiros, Kristina Martinez, Caridad Mccormick, Virgil Suarez, Suzanne Frischkorn, Didi Menendez and Elisa Albo. Cover art by Diego Quiros. Reviews by Michael Parker, Julie Enzer and Kirk Curnutt.
Start the week right with poetry! Your Monday Poem: Elisa Albo's "Getting Out Of The Kitchen And On With Your Life" on p.7. Then turn the page and read her "Hatikva" as well.
Just noticed I've topped 10,000 subscribers! I'm so grateful, but I'm not popping that champagne cork until I get that first subscriber from Cuba. It's okay. I'm patient.
Cover to cover. Everyone read this please. This has always been my thought: such a pleasure to belong to the World Wide WRITING Web, but I won't be truly happy until I gain my first Cuban subscriber. Remember: History really IS written by poets.
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helenwinslow Scribbled:
Start the week right with poetry! Your Monday Poem: Elisa Albo's "Getting Out Of The Kitchen And On With Your Life" on p.7. Then turn the page and read her "Hatikva" as well.
helenwinslow Scribbled:
Just noticed I've topped 10,000 subscribers! I'm so grateful, but I'm not popping that champagne cork until I get that first subscriber from Cuba. It's okay. I'm patient.
C Patrick Schulze Replied:
Congratulations on the 10,000. You're good at what you do and deserve no less.
helenwinslow Replied:
Thanks Patrick, and I'm glad you've joined Scribd.
helenwinslow Scribbled:
Cover to cover. Everyone read this please. This has always been my thought: such a pleasure to belong to the World Wide WRITING Web, but I won't be truly happy until I gain my first Cuban subscriber. Remember: History really IS written by poets.