Picaroon Poetry - Issue #1 - March 2016
Picaroon Poetry is a new web journal for rogue poems. Issue #1 includes work by Orooj-e-Zafar, iDrew, Shane Vaughan, David Spicer, Susan Castillo Street, Neil Fulwood, Brett Evans, Amy Kinsman, Dean Rhetoric, Johanna Boal, Carole Bromley, Alyson Miller, Robert Crisp, Chris Hemingway, Rachel Nix, Jennifer A. McGowan, Bethany W Pope, Grant Tarbard, Hannah Pyne, Marilyn Hammick, and Mary Stone.
Picaroon Poetry is a new web journal for rogue poems.
Issue #1 includes work by Orooj-e-Zafar, iDrew, Shane Vaughan, David Spicer, Susan Castillo Street, Neil Fulwood, Brett Evans, Amy Kinsman, Dean Rhetoric, Johanna Boal, Carole Bromley, Alyson Miller, Robert Crisp, Chris Hemingway, Rachel Nix, Jennifer A. McGowan, Bethany W Pope, Grant Tarbard, Hannah Pyne, Marilyn Hammick, and Mary Stone.
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This Month’s Rogue Poems ● <strong>March</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />
Re: “Find what you love and let it kill you.”<br />
Orooj-e-Zafar<br />
iBaroque<br />
iDrew<br />
Marrow Mouth<br />
Shane Vaughan<br />
Leona and Keats<br />
David Spicer<br />
Ambrosia<br />
Susan Castillo Street<br />
Mambo<br />
Neil Fulwood<br />
My Mother the Barmaid Never Said There’d Be Nights<br />
Like This<br />
Brett Evans<br />
What’s Thirty-Two and Eight?<br />
Amy Kinsman<br />
Baby We’re So Cliché It’s Cliché<br />
Dean Rhetoric<br />
Imagining Mona Lisa in the 21 st Century using a<br />
SmartPhone<br />
Johanna Boal<br />
Fund-raiser<br />
Carole Bromley<br />
The Worn-Out Dancing Shoes<br />
Alyson Miller
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