The Ramingo’s Porch - Three Poems by John D. Robinson

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IN TROUBLE

I was shacked with a woman
and this other woman was hot
for me: one drunken night I
fucked the other woman, she
had the largest nipples and
the wettest pussy I have ever
experienced but I knew I was
in trouble: the woman I
lived with I loved and she
left me: the other woman
moved in but I didn’t love
her, after 3 days I told the
other woman to fuck-off: Continua a leggere

The Ramingo’s Porch - “Inside The Pot” and “Talk Things Over” by Luis Cuauhtémoc Berriozábal

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Inside the Pot

She is my cook.
She fries me
like an egg.
She eats me up. Continua a leggere

The Ramingo’s Porch - Three Poems By John Yamrus

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Tony The Lip

was
older than he looked,

was
impressed
by the smell of his own farts,

lied
about everything,

never
held a job for long, Continua a leggere

The Ramingo’s Porch - “Secret Word” And Other Poems by Rebecca Gethin

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Secret word

For fear of offending the bear –
kyaga
we speak of him as grandfather –
abaga.

It takes me back to my own
with his pine-tree scent
how he’d tell me stories of reindeer,
taught me how to lure them.

This way abaga won’t know
I’m hoping to seek him out,
to kill and eat his flesh,
wrap my body in his pelt. Continua a leggere

The Ramingo’s Porch - “Rain and The Three Kids” a Poem By Sunil Sharma

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Rain And The Three Kids

Three kids,
Covered in raincoats,
backs bulging
plastic bottles in hands

stand on pavement, hands interlinked.

Waiting eagerly to cross
a screaming traffic that refuses to stop
for the tiny citizens.


Sunil Sharma is an academic, an author and a freelance journalist from the suburban Mumbai, India. He has published 19 books so far, some solo and joint. He edits Setu: http://www.setumag.com/p/setu-home.html

The Ramingo’s Porch - “Eleventh Hour” & “This Savage God” Two Poems By Joan McNerney

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Eleventh Hour

Wrapped in darkness we can
no longer deceive ourselves.
Our smiling masks float away.
We snake here, there
from one side to another.
How many times do we rip off
blankets only to claw more on? Continua a leggere

The Alien Buddha Wears a Yellow Vest - An Anthology Made of Net Censorship, Revolutionary Works and Bravery

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The Yellow Vest movement found their bards. To be sincere, the authors involved into this book wrote about a new utopia, a new vision of the world we’re living in. And this, and much more, is what you can find into the anthology “The Alien Buddha Wears a Yellow Vest” published by Alien Buddha Press. It is a work of love with talented voices coming from all over the world. But there’s an interesting story behind this book and Red Focks, the publisher and curator of the anthology, told us more about all the issues he faced before letting his Alien Buddha wear a Yellow Vest. Continua a leggere