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Poetry Team

Literature, Poetry, UncategorizedOctober 27, 2013

Badlands

By Babar Moghal, Taylor Supplee

“The sun dips into an unknowable// tomorrow just beneath my fingertips.” Weekend Poem, by Taylor Supplee.

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Literature, PoetryOctober 20, 2013

The Faber Book of

By Rowland Bagnall

“The publishers would like to/ Gratefully acknowledge themselves.” Weekend poem, by Rowland Bagnall.

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Literature, PoetryOctober 12, 2013

Walking

By Leslie L. Nielsen

“It could be a remote suburb of Byzantium or the edge/ of a more familiar place.” Weekend Poem, by Leslie L. Nielsen.

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Literature, PoetryOctober 8, 2013

Peshawar, 1976

By Patricia Hale

“The sun was always moving/ from one sky to another.// Do you understand?” Poem of the Week (October 8), by Patricia Hale.

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Literature, PoetryOctober 6, 2013

Inquisition

By Mark J. Mitchell

“And these are the verbs, neatly/ stacked. You think they bite. They/ don’t, but they sting a bit.” Weekend poem, by Mark J. Mitchell.

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Literature, PoetryOctober 1, 2013

Parallel Lines

By Eamonn Stewart

“Still, the habit in Belfast grows/ Like a DeLorean/ Doing the white lines in the road.” Poem of the Week (October 1), by Eamonn Stewart.

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Literature, PoetrySeptember 29, 2013

Bad Things Happened

By Holly Day

“They were as powerful as they were exotic, the ghosts/ of terror, His omniscience, the flapping of stained sheets/ just out of sight.” Weekend poem, by Holly Day.

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Literature, PoetrySeptember 24, 2013

primetime news

By Athena Kashyap

“Close up, her face/ dissolves into blank squares./ She does not know anymore/ who she is.” Poem of the Week (September 24), by Athena Kashyap.

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Literature, PoetrySeptember 17, 2013

A Dreamed Seascape

By Mark J. Mitchell

“The sea/ is slate, still. What passes for light/ weighs heavy on you.” Poem of the Week (September 17), by Mark J. Mitchell

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Literature, PoetrySeptember 15, 2013

Adoration #6

By Darren C. Demaree

“It was lovely to/ spend those moments lessening my/ own loneliness.” Weekend poem, by Darren C. Demaree.

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Greetings from the future!

 

With COVID-19 taking the world by storm and news channels everywhere hitting us with waves of negativity, we at The Missing Slate recognize the importance of creativity and the arts, especially their impact on mental health. As the world sits indoors and in some areas, cautiously starts to re-enter life, they do so knowing that things might never go completely back to “normal”. That “normal” is the watchword.

 

Over the coming weeks, long-time readers will notice things starting to change as the magazine pivots focus and direction. But we’re getting ahead of ourselves. For now, we can say only that we’re coming back. That we’ve been hibernating for long enough and that the world needs some positivity and reasons to hope amidst all the doom and gloom.

 

Stay tuned!