Raw Earth Ink
spit, mixed with dirt – muddy words flow
Tag: Musings
Search History
The other day I went to clear out my search history on Google, as I do occasionally, and as I read my recent searches, I began to giggle. It stuck with me and I thought, I know I’m not the only one… And I… Continue Reading “Search History”
Thoughts on a Windy November Afternoon
For nineteen years, I was beat and belittled into quiet submission. I was trained to understand I would never measure up. I laughed too loud, I talked too much, I read the wrong things, I didn’t fit in, I didn’t understand my peers. I… Continue Reading “Thoughts on a Windy November Afternoon”
What’s Real, Though?
in the far reachesin the arid desert \of the soul/a whipping wind rises and fallsmoving grains of sand with little efforthardly barrenthere is life -though sparse-which takes refuge here or therea lone cry rises in the ear of a desert fox kitand suddenlywe know… Continue Reading “What’s Real, Though?”
Book Release – A Fistful of Ponies by Dan Provost
Raw Earth Ink is proud to present Dan Provost’s newest chapbook of poetry, A Fistful of Ponies. A veteran of the small press, Dan Provost’s poetry has been published both in print and online for many years. He is the author of twelve books,… Continue Reading “Book Release – A Fistful of Ponies by Dan Provost”
Book Review – Smorgasbord by Francis Joseph LaManna
My review of Francis LaManna’s debut book, “Smorgasbord”.
The Smell of Rain – A Poem by Brandon White REBLOG
A Poem by Brandon White. The Smell of Rain: Step into the day and into the cool air charged with rumors of rain This is what’s been missed, the gathering storm humming electric, pure and threatening What could stoke the flame of wonder like… Continue Reading “The Smell of Rain – A Poem by Brandon White REBLOG”
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