‘Polar Coordinates’: A Poem by Adam Sedia
Polar Coordinates Take an angle labeled theta and a radius called r: They teach not only trigonometry. (I know, ...
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‘Ode to a Dragonfly’ and Other Poetry by Adam Sedia
Ode to a Dragonfly High in the torrid, torpid dog-day air A shape, elusive, skeletal, darts by--- Yet elongated, ...
‘Serenade’ and Other Poetry by Adam Sedia
Serenade __Late summer’s twilight skies Hum with the song of a thousand faint voices--- _A choir of myriad sprites ...
The Zingers of Adam Sedia: A Review by Theresa Werba
The Zingers of Adam Sedia A Review Sedia's New Work The Opening of the Mouth and Other Books by ...
Four Love Sonnets by Adam Sedia
I This mystic draw, these pangs I feel for you--- Are they mere sparks, the scent of pheromones, Complex ...
‘American Dreams’: A Poem by Adam Sedia
American Dreams I Dreams of new realms, refuge outside The scepter’s and the crozier’s reach: Dour, black-clad zealots ...
‘The Diamond’: A Marriage Proposal Poem by Adam Sedia
The Diamond When Earth was young and life was new An alien forest clothed a land Where dreadful monsters ...
‘Poetic Justices: The Poetry of United States Supreme Court Justices’: An Essay by Adam Sedia
Poetic Justices: The Poetry of United States Supreme Court Justices by Adam Sedia In 1979, Justice John Paul Stevens ...
The last two lines of this poem raise doubts that raise hairs. Throughout the poem, the exquisite diction and the…
Margaret, you are so right. To be perpetually happy and satisfied means that "intellectual and moral growth" is stultified as…
Hope you find another good source before those three run out of ink! I saw your poems (tree and other)…
"Woodstock" is hysterically funny. The entire event was supposed to be utopian and idealistic; instead it became a garbage dump…
I had the chance to go to Glastonbury back in the day, when it was much like Woodstock, but didn't…
