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  • Poem CROSSING BORDERS by Carrie Magness Radna

     Crossing the border

    We are all trapped by the curve of our signatures.

    Our histories are somewhat similar,

    even though the names and locations we come from differ...

    We are almost the same, but we are not the same.

    We are carved in complementary shapes,

    my skin on your skin, your skin on my skin,

    even when reality blows forth an autumn chill, and we are nothing more than friends,

    Summer dreaming is as heavy as whipped cream;

    our pseudo-children are golden and green,

    but you don’t feel the same,

    you don’t share the same dream, I let the sleeping kids lie.

    I lie to myself, making lions out of tabbies,

    words are the only currency I can afford,

    music is the only God I pray to.

    Could I will you to cross the border towards my side?

    The girls are waiting to lie down,

    sinking with the sun on the green.


    http://www.carriemagnessradna.com.


    Hurricanes never apologize by Carrie Magness Radna

    Link from Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Hurricanes-Never-Apologize-Carrie-Magness/dp/1950380726/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2E49K8I16RJ3Y&dchild=1&keywords=hurricanes+never+apologize&qid=1593005187&s=books&sprefix=hurricanes+never%2Cstripbooks%2C145&sr=1-1

    Link from Barnes & Noble: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/hurricanes-never-apologize-carrie-magness-radna/1135406094?ean=9781950380725

    2 min
  • Book-showcase GHOST OF ME by Amanda Steel

    About the book

    I can’t recall where the idea of a ghost solving her own murder came from, but as I continued writing, I liked the concept of getting to see what happens after you die and how people may not react in the way you hoped they would. It helped me to develop the characters in a different way to any of the other books I’ve written. I learned that imperfect characters can be better to read about, rather than unrealistic characters who do everything right all the time.

    The protagonist, Sarah has been slightly self-absorbed for most of her life, thinking her fiancé (Paul) is the love of her life. After she is murdered and becomes a ghost, she discovers that’s not true. The real Paul doesn’t match up to her imagined version of him. In fact, quite a few characters are hiding something, which adds to the intrigue of who the killer might be. Her behavior is young for her age in some ways, because she hasn’t had much life experience.

    Amazon link:

    https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07YNRH3FC

    Universal book link:

    https://books2read.com/u/38ZlPZ

    https://books2read.com/u/https://books2read.com/u/38ZlPZ

    6 min
  • Poem `Penumbra and the Cellar Door` by Guinotte Wise

    Penumbra and the Cellar Door

    (In which my horses register the Kansas eclipse...)

    Pretty word, Penumbra, deserving of a poem

    and Cellar Door, two more together, a gift from

    some English teacher many many years ago when

    I was in third grade, she said the words and said

    they were so lyrical and some words, when combined

    had that magic beyond the meaning, it cut a pathway

    in my mind, though it puzzled me for years until it

    didn't and I understood some of what she meant.

    The eclipse mooned Kansas yesterday and with the

    cardboard eyewear I registered the slight scythe of

    sun, the crescent slimmer than any moon on any

    Arab flag, and then the word Penumbra flared around

    the full black moon, and grass was individualized, no

    longer just a pasture, but single stems dimensional.

    My horses grazed around me, their grass-pull

    squeaks the only sound, one gazed around when

    darkness rose among the brome, and said the equine

    equivalent of hmmm, went back to grazing. I may

    have had a rapture of the dark where I quit breathing

    for a moment, but it passed with the moon, and time

    began for me again. Thin tattered veils of clouds slid

    high and fast across the moonbit sun then it was whole

    again and so was I. Penumbra Cellar Door I prayed.

    3 min
  • Book-showcase DARK HOURS by Sidney Williams

    Book-showcase DARK HOURS by Sidney Williams


    Website: www.sidisalive.com


    and info's also available on my Amazon author page. https://www.amazon.com/Sidney-Williams/e/B0044PSWOS?ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_4&qid=1590937352&sr=8-4

    10 min

About PoetsUnplugged.com

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www.Poetsunplugged.com is a podcast for poets, writers, and their fandom. We share poems book-info, spoken word, etc., Do YOU WANT TO SHARE YOUR WORK? !!! Pls narrate your poem or make a book or author- showcase. Listen for FREE and without commercials!