BIO The author of ‘Postmarked Quarantine’ has eight books to his credit. He is a journalist, father, and the editor of ‘Words Surfacing’. His works have been translated into twelve languages, published across the globe. You can find him at X- https://twitter.com/Kushalpoe The Blind Men An startled responsemisdirects four blind men.Perhaps I know how toContinue reading “Poetry by Kushal Poddar”
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The Wonderful Poetry of Stephen Page
Note: the featured picture shows the author by the sea. The poems were published in the order they were received. Bio Stephen Page is part Native American. When he is not writing, he is reading, playing his electric bass, working in the family office, spending time with his family, on a road trip, or meditatingContinue reading “The Wonderful Poetry of Stephen Page”
Two Haiku by David Milligan-Croft included in the upcoming anthology Petals of Haiku
Hello Everyone If the sun comes up have a productive day; if the moon shines have a magical evening. Literary Revelations will publish Petals of Haiku: An Anthology late May, 2024. Today we bring you two beautiful haiku included in the book and written by David Milligan-Croft. I hope you enjoy the video. This videoContinue reading “Two Haiku by David Milligan-Croft included in the upcoming anthology Petals of Haiku”
Roman Inspiration (I)- Poetry on X
Dear Readers, A few days ago, as a small token of appreciation for the support my followers on X have always given me, I posted on X a picture that I took in Rome, Italy. I invited my followers to leave a poem under the picture. I am deeply grateful to those who did so.Continue reading “Roman Inspiration (I)- Poetry on X”
Sunday Feature – The Poetry of John Grey
Hello everyone, we are pleased to bring you the poetry of John Grey. I hope you enjoy it. BIO John Grey is an Australian poet, US resident, recently published in New World Writing, North Dakota Quarterly and Lost Pilots. Latest books, ”Between Two Fires”, “Covert” and “Memory Outside The Head” are available through Amazon. WorkContinue reading “Sunday Feature – The Poetry of John Grey”
Poetry by Melissa Lemay
Literary Revelations is thrilled to feature the poetry of Melissa Lemay. Melissa, we apologize for the wait and we thank you for your patience. BIO Melissa Lemay is a stay-at-home mother from Lancaster, Pennsylvania. She never graduated college. She has lived an interesting life and her experiences shape her writing (some might call it an obsession). SheContinue reading “Poetry by Melissa Lemay”
in moonlight- a poem from PS Conway’s book Echoes Lost in Stars
Dear All, Echoes lost in Stars was releases by Literary Revelations on St. Patrick’s Day. It’s a fabulous poetry collection that made three times #1 Amazon Top Release. You can get it here. in moonlight by PS Conway the Book of the Dead recalls you in moonlight silver bones flesh of gold hair like lapisContinue reading “in moonlight- a poem from PS Conway’s book Echoes Lost in Stars”
A poem to a painting -Japanese White Eye – Gabriela Marie Milton & Hikari
Dear all, Have a great Sunday and a wonderful week ahead. Two weeks ago I created a video for Echoes Lost in Stars by PS Conway. Our beloved Japanese painter Hikari watched the video and was inspired by one of the images I used. She painted for me a superb piece that she entitled “JapaneseContinue reading “A poem to a painting -Japanese White Eye – Gabriela Marie Milton & Hikari”
i dreamed a meadow into being – a reading from PS Conway’s Echoes Lost in Stars
Dear All, It is my pleasure to bring you a reading from PS Conway’s Echoes Lost in Stars – a very beautiful poetry collection. i dreamed a meadow into being i dreamed a meadow into beinga quiet place of hushed pastelsan endless Edenof humming beesand faerie treeswhere the sun’s puft breezesibilates the grace of suchContinue reading “i dreamed a meadow into being – a reading from PS Conway’s Echoes Lost in Stars”
A poem for a photo: Gabriela Marie Milton & Naoki Kimura
Dear All, I would be thrilled if you could read the poem that I wrote looking at a photo taken by the award-winning Japanese photographer Naoki Kimura. I am Gabriela Marie Milton, the editor of this journal. You can read more of my work on my personal website https://shortprose.blog/ and you can learn more aboutContinue reading “A poem for a photo: Gabriela Marie Milton & Naoki Kimura”