Two Poems
Summer Edward Gossip, from Albion Street ‘Gossip’ from the Old English godsibb, from God and sibb, meaning ‘relative.’ A godsibb was a godmother, godfather or sponsor; literally someone ‘related to one in God.’...
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Summer Edward Gossip, from Albion Street ‘Gossip’ from the Old English godsibb, from God and sibb, meaning ‘relative.’ A godsibb was a godmother, godfather or sponsor; literally someone ‘related to one in God.’...
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DWIGHT THOMPSON
Looking for Lagahoos
LYNDON NICHOLAS
The Vagrant, the Ring and the Pothound
KIRK BUDHOORAM
Don’t Go Under the Coconut Tree
LUKE ELLIOTT
Back Bush
KAMSI ARCHIPLEY
Peter 3:15
RACHELLE J. GRAY
Preludes
ANDRE BAGOO
Rhythmless & Sweaty in Kingston
DANA FLETCHER
Basin Tanka, From Memory
AMARA AMARYAH
Two Poems
ANIKA CHRISTOPHER
Rest in Power
GEOFFREY PHILP
Three poems
JUSTIN HAYNES
Two Poems
KEVIN REIGH
No Gods
NIGEL ASSAM
Ablution
KAY-ANN HENRY
Urban Portal: From dem time to NOW
GICELLE MAGLOIRE
Muffler burn
KAY-ANN HENRY