The Index of Poetry

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• Added in April 2024

  • Linda Imbler returns with five new poems.

  • Diane Webster has five more good ones for us.

  • Ethan Kwak introduces himself with two poems

  • Terry Brinkman. 3 Sonnets, a Sleepy Whale and a poem.

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg. Three more new poems.

  
  

• Added in March 2024

  • Allison Grayhurst is welcome back any time.

  • Gary Beck. Five from ‘Objectives’.

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg. Three new poems.

  
  

• Added in February 2024

  • Terry Brinkman. A Sonnet today: Sonnet CCCXXXV.

  • Robert Ronnow introduces himself with five poems.

  • Ross McCleary is a new Scottish contributor.

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg. A new collection.

  
  

• Added in January 2024

  • Paul Murgatroyd (THINKS). We know what they're thinking.

  • John Sweet five fine new poems.

  • Diane Webster returns with two more.

  • Terry Brinkman. Just one poem today: Blue Monsoon.

  • Pawel Markiewicz is new and brings "Pyramid Poems"

  
  

• Added in December 2023

  • Gary Beck new from "Glimpses".

  • Terry Brinkman. Three Sonnets and two poems.

  • Mary Cresswell gets it right again.

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg three more poems.

  • Frank De Canio is new to Winamop.

  • Claudia Wysocky also new and well worth a read.

  
  

• Added in October 2023

  • John Grey is back with 5 more poems.

  • Diane Webster introduces herself with four new poems.

  • R. Gerry Fabian returns with three more.

  • Mark Jackley introduces himself with a pithy collection.

  • Terry Brinkman Two poems, a Sleepy Whale and two Sonnets.

  
  

• Added in September 2023

  • Terry Brinkman A new poem and three Sonnets.

  • John Grey makes a welcome return.

  • Bobbi Sinha-Morey back after a 10 year break!

  • Mary Cresswell a wry look at life.

  • Tohm Bakelas Five Haiku

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg three from Hannah.

  
  

• Added in August 2023

  • D. R. James is welcome back with five poems.

  • Terry Brinkman Three new poems.

  • Orbindu Ganga It's raining.

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg more poems.

  
  

• Added in July 2023

  • Gary Beck with poems from "Molecular Distortion".

  • Rp Verlaine is back after a long break.

  • Terry Brinkman A poem, a Sleepy Whale and two Sonnets.

  • R. Gerry Fabian returns on a musical theme.

  • Dominik Slusarczyk Introducing!

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg A meritorious assemblage.

  
  

• Added in May 2023

  • Perry L. Powell Welcome back!

  • Vincent O'Connor is not a vegan.

  • Allison Grayhurst Six new poems.

  • John Grey A great Birthday present!

  • Terry Brinkman Two Sonnets and a Sleepy Whale.

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg Three more.

  
  

• Added in March 2023

  • Gary Beck with poems from "Discoveries".

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg Three more.

  • Terry Brinkman Poem, Sonnet and a Sleepy Whale.

  
  

• Added in February 2023

  • George Douglas Anderson Returns in style.

  • Andrea W R Jones five more by this talented poet.

  • John D Robinson. Scenes from a full life.

  • Terry Brinkman Two Moons, two Sleepy Whales.

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg Three poems.

  • John Grey Good to have him back!

  
  

• Added in January 2023

  • Andrea W R Jones introduces herself to Winamop with three poems.

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg First three for '23!

  • Terry Brinkman Five new Sonnets.

  • Rob Plath returns with three new poems. R

  • James Croal Jackson is back with 5 new poems.

  
  

• Added in December 2022

  • JD DeHart returns with seven new poems.

  • Gary Beck four from "Unillumined".

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg last three for 2022.

  • Terry Brinkman one poem one Sleepy Whale one Sonnet.

  • John D Robinson back with three new ones.

  • R. Gerry Fabian makes a welcome return.

  
  

• Added in November 2022

  • Joyce Walker makes a welcome return.

  • John Grey is back in five.

  • Michael Estabrook Five new poems.

  • JD DeHart is back again, with the good stuff.

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg three great poems.

  • William J Matzilli with his first three for Winamop.

  • Terry Brinkman two more sonnets and a poem.

  
  

• Added in October 2022

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg - new for October.

  • Terry Brinkman two sonnets, a sleepy whale and a poem.

  • JD DeHart is back with some more quality poetry.

  
  

• Added in September 2022

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg - new for September.

  • Michael Lee Johnson four new poems.

  • Terry Brinkman two sonnets and a poem.

  • J.B. Pick loved a cup of tea!

  
  

• Added in August 2022

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg three new poems.

  • Fred Miller The Praying Mantis

  • Mary Cresswell Humour and pith.

  • Fabrice B. Poussin is back in style.

  • John D Robinson. Still raging.

  • Tohm Bakelas is lacking inspiration? Not really.

  • Terry Brinkman four Sleepy Whales.

  
  

• Added in July 2022

  • Gary Beck with poems from "Unveilings".

  • John Sweet is raging at the world.

  • Michelle Faulkner has been sent A Sign the Size of a Jeep.

  • Mark Anthony Pearce is back to form, a dozen times!

  • Terry Brinkman two poems, two sonnets.

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg three new poems.

  
  

• Added in June 2022

  • Michelle Faulkner is feeling Unstable.

  • Allison Grayhurst returns with a fine collection.

  • Paul Tristram is in good form with six poems.

  • Terry Brinkman three sonnets, two poems.

  • John Grey has five splendid new poems for us.

  
  

• Added in May2022

  • C E Hoffman Atomic (not a Blondie reference)

  • D. R. James introduces himself to Winamop with six poems.

  • S.F. Wright is new to Winamop with Progress.

  • Terry Brinkman four sonnets.

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg three poems.

  • Vincent O'Connor has been Drooling on Zoom. Not pretty.

  
  

• Added in April 2022

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg In thoughtful mood.

  • Terry Brinkman five more.

  • John D Robinson first for '22

  • Paul Tristram The world is suffering.

  • Don Magin with Dilemmas of a Lonely Man.

  • R.A. Allen has a Wiki entry with a Citation Needed.

  
  

• Added in March 2022

  • George Gad Economou is down in the depths again.

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg. Three nifty poems.

  • Robin Cantwell is new to Winamop.

  • Fred Miller. Along The Shore

  • John Grey just gets better.

  • de Laras As Pretty As You in English and Indonesian.

  • Terry Brinkman lots of Sleepy Whales.

  
  

• Added in January/February 2022

  • Gary Beck with Wondrous Build. Ever upwards..

  • Orbindu Ganga. The Last Blink

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg is taking stock..

  • Paul Tristram Six new poems.

  
  

• Added in December 2021

  • Terry Brinkman brings us a bumper bundle of poems.

  • Mike Hickman poetry and humour.

  • Orbindu Ganga. Four Haikus.

  • John Grey. Four great new poems.

  • Fabrice B. Poussin more from this skilled poet.

  
  

• Added in November 2021

  • Vincent O'Connor returns.

  • Terry Brinkman. Six new ones.

  • George Gad Economou Bars, gambling and beauty.

  • John D Robinson a fall from grace. R

  
  

• Added in October 2021

  • John Grey is still on top form. 7 new poems.

  • Terry Brinkman. Another 5 from Terry.

  • George Gad Economou has a smoother ride.

  • Orbindu Ganga. Reweighed from History

  
  

• Added in September 2021

  • Terry Brinkman. Five more from Terry.

  • Michael Estabrook looks at life, and writing.

  • Tohm Bakelas goes all haiku.

  • George Gad Economou has a hangover.. again.

  • Gary Beck "Lacerations", we all suffer them.

  
  

• Added in August 2021

  • George Gad Economou Close to the edge.

  • John Grey is back with five new poems.

  • Mike Hickman turns his hand to poetry.

  • Michael Lee Johnson returns.

  
  

• Added in July 2021

  • Mark Anthony Pearce Eight fine poems on daily life.

  • George Gad Economou needs some vitamins..

  • Terry Brinkman Three new poems.

  
  

• Added in June 2021

  • Fabrice B. Poussin brings five new poems

  • Terry Brinkman. Three more from Terry.

  • John D Robinson is on good form.

  
  

• Added in May 2021

  • Fred Miller is having spider problems.

  • the unfolding head. Very entertaining.

  • Terry Brinkman. More from this original poet.

  • John Grey. Superb stuff.

  • Mark Anthony Pearce is out and about again!

  • George Gad Economou watch out for the ants.

  
  

• Added in April 2021

  • Arthur L Wood Poetry from the Shires.

  • George Gad Economou gets better and better.

  • Gary Beck "Double Envelopment"

  • John Sweet What is the world coming to?

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg Her poetry evolves.

  
  

• Added in March 2021

  • Terry Brinkman Ink stains.

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg a new selection.

  • Bruce J. Berger in homage to Dylan Thomas.

  • Jasmyne Painter is new to Winamop.

  • John D Robinson Five poems.

  
  

• Added in February 2021

  • The unfolding head has a new collection.

  • George Gad Economou. Quality.

  • Terry Brinkman More Sonnets.

  
  

• Added in January 2021

  • Terry Brinkman Metaphysical.

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg with a harder edge.

  • John Grey A keen observer.

  
  

• Added in December 2020

  • Michael Estabrook In great form.

  • John D Robinson Four good ones.

  • James Croal Jackson New to Winamop!

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg Three more poems.

  • George Gad Economou Poems on life.

  • Terry Brinkman Sonnets a go-go.

  
  

• Added in November 2020

  • John Tustin Relationships.

  • Terry Brinkman Five more poems.

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg returns to poetic form.

  • Fabrice B. Poussin Truly poetic.

  • R. Gerry Fabian Introducing!

  
  

• Added in October 2020

  • Mary Cresswell Two new poems.

  • Vincent O'Connor Autumn Morning.

  • John Grey with a new collection.

  
  

• Added in September 2020

  • Terry Brinkman has gone to the pub.

  • Michael Lee Johnson with audio too.

  • John D Robinson five new poems.

  • Keith Woodhouse a selection from his collection.

  • George Gad Economou another fine set of poems.

  
  

• Added in August 2020

  • Gary Beck Excerpts from "Turbulence"

  • Mark J. Mitchell five new poems.

  • John Tustin is a rhymer.

  • Jalpan Lala Introducing.

  • Terry Brinkman poems too!

  • Keith Woodhouse maturing like fine wine.

  • Orbindu Ganga The "I" in me.

  
  

• Added in July 2020

  • The unfoldinghead turns to poetry.

  • Mark Anthony Pearce. 11 more lockdown poems.

  • John D Robinson more excellent stuff.

  • Terry Brinkman is new to Winamop.

  • Keith Woodhouse is back with more.

  • Connor Orrico. Introducing.

  • DS Maolalai back for 2020.

  
  

• Added in June 2020

  • John Grey. Five little belters.

  • George Gad Economou in reflective mood.

  • JD DeHart. Some thoughts on the pandemic.

  • Keith Woodhouse. Five new poems.

  
  

• Added in May 2020

  • John Tustin makes a welcome return.

  • Keith Woodhouse. Two new poems.

  • John Anthony Fingleton. His first for us (and very good too).

  • Michael Lee Johnson is back with four new poems.

  • Mark Anthony Pearce has the lockdown blues, 19 poems!

  
  

• Added in April 2020

  • John Grey. A welcome return.

  • John D Robinson gets into trouble R.

  • Tohm Bakelas is 1936 miles away.. maybe it's for the best?.

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg Balm for the world.

  
  

• Added in March 2020

  • Orbindu Ganga Three new ones for 2020.

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg Three poems by our favourite wordsmith.

  • George Gad Economou One more for the road? (Well 5 actaully..)

  • Gary Beck Excerpts from Motifs.

  • John Sweet Kicking against the pricks.

  
  

• Added in February 2020

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg. Three more from Channie.

  • JD DeHart. A great selection, late of "Eye On Life".

  • Fabrice B. Poussin. Five beautiful poems.

  • Keith Woodhouse Introducing..

  • RP Verlaine is new to us and well worth a look.

  • G David Schwartz Light-hearted mini poems

  
  

• Added in January 2020

  • Michael Estabrook. Surrealsit Dreams.

  • Kushal Poddar. Introducing.

  • Bella Rinne. A new voice with four poems.

  
  

• Added in Decemebr 2019

  • Orbindu Ganga is back with three poems.

  • Mir-Yashar Seyedbagheri Mother Night, a prose poem.

  • Mary Cresswell three more songs of yet more experience.

  • John Grey Five super poems.

  
  

• Added in November 2019

  • Mark J. Mitchell is new to Winamop. Five poems.

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg Three meaty poems

  • Brian Rihlmann A new talent bringing five poems.

  • Gary Beck Three poems from Disruptions.

  • George Gad Economou is on borrowed time.

  • John D Robinson is in poetic mood.

  
  

• Added in October 2019

  • George Anderson Introduces himself with five moving poems.

  • J.B. Pick Excerpts from Early Rising

  • John Tustin New to Winamop. It's about desire. R

  • Mir-Yashar Seyedbagheri is also new, with a prose poem "Suckerfield Sorrow"

  
  

• Added in September 2019

  • George Gad Economou. News of the booze.

  • John Grey. Excellent as usual.

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg. New selection.

  • Darrell Petska. New to Winamop.

  • Tom Snarsky Another promising start.

  
  

• Added in August 2019

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg. Three new poems.

  • Vincent O'Connor Two short poems.

  • John D Robinson. Turns some tricks.

  • Mary Cresswell. Welcome back with 3 new ones.

  • Robert Plath is back with 4 poems.

  
  

• Added in July 2019

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg. Three for July.

  • Jack Henry. Catching up after a long time away.

  • Bruce J. Berger. "The Wall" may not be finished yet but there's trouble On the Border.

  
  

• Added in June 2019

  • JD DeHart. Get inside his head.

  • David Boski. Sadness with a spark.

  • John Grey. Perceptive.

  
  

• Added in May 2019

  • Linda Imbler introduces herself to Winamop with 5 poems.

  • George Gad Economou Things are not what they were..

  • Luis Cuauhtémoc Berriozábal New and beautiful poetry.

  • Gary Beck is back with more from Fractional Disorder.

  
  

• Added in April 2019

  • Vincent O'Connor Conjoining (it's a bit short!).

  • JD DeHart Also short but there are four to read.

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg. Some sadness here.

  
  

• Added in March 2019

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg. Three new poems

  • Fabrice Poussin. New and excellent collection.

  • Tohm Bakelas New to Winamop, Monday morning.

  • John D Robinson There's a lot to deal with.

  • Bruce J. Berger Prose Poem in Three Parts.

  
  

• Added in February 2019

  • DS Maolalai Back with five new poems.

  • David Boski Introduces himself with six poems.

  • Rajnish Mishra Also new to Winamop.

  • John Grey Five fresh poems.

  • JD DeHart Eight poems, new and old.

  
  

• Added in January 2019

  • Ken Allen Dronsfield A new collection.

  • Taunja Thomson Last seen in 2016.

  • Orbindu Ganga with "Ashes"

  
  

• Added in December 2018

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg Three new poems.

  • Robert Allen Beckvall New to Winamop

  • Gary Beck Excerpts from "Mortal Coil"

  • Joyce Walker Six poems, and a picture.

  
  

• Added in November 2018

  • Perry L. Powell writes tenderly.

  • George Gad Economou slides the slippery slope.

  • JD DeHart Glossophobia and more.

  • John D Robinson Life's a bitch.

  
  

• Added in October 2018

  • Sandeep Kumar Mishra brings us four poems.

  • EG Ted Davis introduces himself and a certain "Doctor".

  
  

• Added in September 2018

  • John Sweet is back with a bang.

  • JD DeHart. New for us.

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg. Wordsmith.

  • Vincent O'Connor has trouble sleeping.

  
  

• Added in August 2018

  • Ann Christine Tabaka returns with 5 great poems.

  • Michael Lee Johnson is feeling his age.

  • J.B. Pick. A selection from "early rising".

  
  

• Added in July 2018

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg. Romance.

  • Sofia Kioroglou. The Gymnast.

  • John D Robinson. Five new poems.

  • A.J. Huffman has a new collection.

  
  

• Added in June 2018

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg. The muse strikes.

  • George Gad Economou introduces himself.

  • Sofia Kioroglou. The Fig Tree Will bear Fruit.

  • JD DeHart. Smart and Dramatic.

  
  

• Added in May 2018

  • Neil Ellman Ekphrasticism in action; volume 12.

  • DS Maolalai Life lived well, maybe too well.. R

  • JD DeHart Life developing.

  • Adam Levon Brown New and impressive.

  
  

• Added in April 2018

  • SuzAnne C. Cole Springs onto Winamop for the first time.

  • Sofia Kioroglou takes us to Athens.

  
  

• Added in March 2018

  • Michael Lee Johnson Mulimedia and fun.

  • John Sweet Far and wide.

  • John D Robinson Living life on the wild side.

  • A.J. Huffman Light and love

  • Gerard Sarnat has a touch of Spring Fever.

  
  

• Added in February 2018

  • Orbindu Ganga Touch me not ...

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg Three new poems.

  • Cattail Jester returns.

  • Jenny Lu Welcome back!

  
  

• Added in January 2018

  • John Grey Five new poems.

  • Mindy Watson A villanelle and a rondeau.

  • Rob Plath Three new poems.

  • JD DeHart Three more from JD.

  
  

• Added December 2017

  • Sofia Kioroglou on Maria Skobtsova - The Holy Fool

  • Michael Estabrook Goes way back in time.

  • Orbindu Ganga is walking in the snow.

  • J.B. Pick A selection of his winter poems.

  
  

• Added November 2017

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg To the future

  • Sofia Kioroglou A Monster!

  • Orbindu Ganga Is Being Forlorn in autumn.

  • J.B. Pick The "Evening Light" collection.

  
  

• Added October 2017

  • Ken Allan Dronsfield embraces the season.

  • Blanca Alicia Garza a collection to savour.

  • Ann Christine Tabaka is new to Winamop.

  • Vincent O'Connor. Pure quality once more.

  
  

• Added September 2017

  • Jenny Lu A four poem debut.

  • Mindy Watson A variety of forms.

  • Sofia Kioroglou is back and feeling optimistic.

  • John Grey has another five poems for us.

  
  

• Added August 2017

  • Jake Sheff New to Winamop.

  • John D Robinson New and feisty. R

  • J.B. Pick Some nuggets from the vaults.

  
  

• Added July 2017

  • John Grey Six new poems.

  • Vincent O'Connor She and Losing.

  • Gale Acuff First for us, first love.

  • Fabrice B. Poussin Turns to poetry.

  
  

• Added June 2017

  • Gary Beck Excerpts from Ignition Point.

  • Neil Ellman Great to read, great to see.

  • Michael Lee Johnson Things are happening.

  
  

• Added May 2017

  • John Grey with six more gems for spring.

  • Gerard Sarnat introduces himself in style.

  
  

• Added April 2017

  • Martin Friel. Birth of the artist.

  • John D Robinson returns with five great poems & no bullshit.

  • JD DeHart goes prose with poetry.

  
  

• Added March 2017

  • Martin Friel. Death of an Artist.

  • John Grey with six wonderful poems.

  • Michael Lee Johnson a new collection.

  
  

• Added February 2017

  • Gary Beck. Fractional Disorder.

  • Indunil Madhusankha is live from Sri Lanka.

  • Stephen Philip Druce new to Winamop.

  • Sofia Kioroglou introduces Harry Fox.

  
  

• Added January 2017

  • AJ Huffman returns with five new poems.

  • Adam Levon Brown New to Winamop.

  • Blanca Alicia Garza Five more sensuous poems.

  • Allison Grayhurst Welcome back!

  • Neil Ellman Inspired by Paul Klee.

  
  

• Added December 2016

  • James Diaz with five new poems for us.

  • Ken Allan Dronsfield is back!

  • John Grey a new voice to Winamop.

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg two new poems.

  • Sudeep Adhikari new and interesting.

  • G David Schwartz mostly onions...

  
  

• Added November 2016

  • Richard Schnap Three more from this talented poet.

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg A Middle Eastern Marvel!

  • Sheikha A. New to Winamop and very fine.

  • Sofia Kioroglou Two short pieces.

  • AJ Huffman Is back and she's been busy.

  
  

• Added October 2016

  • Gary Floyd is contemplating One Lone Sock.

  • Jess Mize four from Jess.

  • Rebecca Weigold introducing.

  • Wren Tuatha excellent new stuff.

  • Lourdes Verónica from Moscow via Rome

  
  

• Added September 2016

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg Jewellery, rabbits and a child's dearest toy.

  • Geoff Anderson One to watch! (well, there are five actually..)

  • Lisa Zaran Back with us with 2 new poems.

  • John D Robinson makes a statement.

  
  

• Added August 2016

  • Sofia Kioroglou Like Nigella Damascena.

  • Anita Nabonne New talent with 6 poems.

  • Gary Beck Is back with 5 new poems.

  • Taunja Thomson Welcome to Winamop!

  
  

• Added July 2016

  • Richard Schnap Suspended animation

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg The Five to Eight Parent

  • Sofia Kioroglou Three gems from Greece.

  • Perry L. Powell The Mixture as Before!

  
  

• Added June 2016

  • Martin H Levinson feeling cold.

  • HR Creel Old but new.

  • Sofia Kioroglou Trouble with balance

  • Nate Maye Introducing.

  
  

• Added May 2016

  • Ken Allan Dronsfield Another five poems.

  • Sofia Kioroglou Introducing.

  • Perry L Powell Another new one.

  • j. lewis And another!

  
  

• Added April 2016

  • Blanca Alicia Garza Stylish

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg Carpentry, metaphor and wordsmithery

  • Cattail Jester Brand new and promising

  • Richard Schnap More quality poetry

  
  

• Added March 2016

  • Alfonso Colasuonno Introducing..

  • Ken Allan Dronsfield Five new poems

  • Neil Ellman Ekphrastic poetry

  • Katt Gold Her first for us.

  • Richard Schnap Back with three more

  
  

• Added February 2016

  • Richard Schnap More gems

  • Ken Allan Dronsfield New to Winamop

  • G David Schwartz back, and having fun!

  • John D Robinson stand well back! R

  
  

• Added January 2016

  • Natalie Rodriguez The Extraordinary Ordinary

  • Richard Schnap Beauty Contest

  • John Sweet Is back!

  • Michael Estabrook Five new ones

  • Paul Tristram New material

  
  

• Added December 2015

  • Scott Thomas Outlar Introducing

  • Gary Beck Is not pleased

  • James Diaz An impressive debut

  
  

• Added November 2015

  • Michael Lee Johnson A new collection

  • Samuel Moulton Love but not romance

  • Kaitlyn Park New to Winamop

  
  

• Added October 2015

  • A.J. Huffman Things will improve?

  • Ash Gamble Introducing a new poet.

  • Tempest Brew Observations.

  • Paul Tristram Volume 10.

  
  

• Added September 2015

  • Gary Beck Too Harsh for Pastels.

  • Allison Grayhurst New and impressive.

  • Paul Tristram You can't keep a good man down.

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg Dani and his Gun.

  • Neil Ellman inspired by Philip Gusman's art.

  • J.B. Pick Dr Quantum is incarcerated.

  
  

• Added August 2015

  • Ali Znaidi Welcome to Winamop.

  • JD DeHart Ten concentrated shots.

  • Paul Tristram Six more poems.

  
  

• Added July 2015

  • Paul Tristram Six more poems.

  • Katie Lewington New to Winamop.

  • Frank C. Praeger Five new ones.

  
  

• Added June 2015

  • Paul Tristram Six excellent poems.

  • A.J.Huffman returns with four new ones.

  • Vincent O'Connor Folding

  
  

• Added May 2015

  • Gary Hewitt 6.50 club.

  • Paul Tristram Six more poems.

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg Three new poems.

  
  

• Added April 2015

  • Paul Tristram Another great collection.

  
  

• Added March 2015

  • Paul Tristram More superb poems.

  • Michael Lee Johnson. With audio too.

  • KJ Hannah Greenberg Cold Enough to See.

  • Tempest Brew. New to Winamop.

  
  

• Added Feb 2015

  • Paul Tristram A new collection of poems.

  • JD DeHart Modern life, eh?

  • Taylor B. New to Winamop.

  
  

• Added Jan 2015.

  • Dee Sunshine A Burnt Offering. It's been 70 years since Auschwitz. 26 poems.

  • Michelle Villanueva new to Winamop. soul steeped in wonder

  • Paul Tristram another fine collection.

  • Neil Ellman more poetry inspred by art.

  
  

• 2014 and Earlier...
  

• KJ Hannah Greenberg 1 poem and a quick flash. ©2014

• Frank C. Praeger Four new poems. ©2014

• Paul Tristram There's trouble brewing... ©2014

• JD DeHart Four more good ones. ©2014

• KJ Hannah Greenberg a lullaby? ©2014

• Matt Harris Chang Sanfeng comes down from Wudang Mountain. ©2014

• JD DeHart More new material ©2014

• Mary Cresswell You'll enjoy these poems. ©2014

• KJ Hannah Greenberg goes cosmic ©2014

• JD DeHart Three more from this fine poet ©2014

• Neil Ellman concentrates on Kandinsky. ©2014

• JD DeHart His first poem for Winamop ©2014

• John Kaniecki debuts with five great poems ©2014

• KJ Hannah Greenberg with two witty poems ©2014

• G David Schwartz with a sense of fun. ©2014

• AJ Huffman looks at life. ©2014

• Michael Lee Johnson reads his poetry. ©2014

• Bruce Harris introduces three new poems. ©2014

• Martin Green waxes poetic. ©2014

• KJ Hannah Greenberg Amid Giants’ Awkward Works. ©2014

• Mary Cresswell More good stuff. ©2014

• Frank C. Praeger New for 2014. ©2014

• Neil Ellman five new ekphrastic poems. ©2014

• KJ Hannah Greenberg Three poems of contrast. ©2014

• Donal Mahoney "That Laugh" changed everything. ©2014

• Michael Estabrook five new poems. ©2014

• Gary Hewitt is in training. ©2014

• JBP Excerpts from "A Lost Secret"

• Mary Cresswell humour and wit. ©2013

• Paul Tristram has been to the pub. ©2013

• Martin Friel is not looking after himself. ©2013

• Neil Ellman another suite of ekphrastic poetry. ©2013

• Frank C. Praeger the wait was worth it. ©2013

• Paul Tristram is new to Winamop. ©2013

• KJ Hannah Greenberg Of stars & animals. ©2013

• Martin Friel has written a poem. It's good. ©2013

• Christopher Barnes has a new collection. ©2013

• Melissa Davis is new to Winamop. ©2013

• Rob Plath returns from the brink. R ©2013

• KJ Hannah Greenberg short and sweet. ©2013

• Bobbi Sinha-Morey new to Winamop. ©2013

• Mary Cresswell returns with 5 bitter-sweet poems. ©2013

• Virginie Colline with a haiku inspired by a picture. ©2013

• A. J. Huffman amusing and provocative. ©2013

• April Salzano three poems with humour. ©2013

• KJ Hannah Greenberg is Procuring and Adjusting Holiday Garments. ©2013

• Donal Mahoney wants some fire and brimstone back. ©2013

• Andrea Lewis A new voice, splendid poetry. ©2013

• Mary Cresswell New for 2013, very good too! ©2013

• A.J. Huffman is back, and she's on form. ©2013

• Christopher Mulrooney Welcome to Winamop. ©2013

• Neil Ellman more ekphrastic poetry. ©2013

• KJ Hannah Greenberg. Thoughtful. ©2013

• KJ Hannah Greenberg new for 2013. ©2013

• Virginie Colline joins Winamop with four Haiku. ©2013

• A J Huffman Three new poems for 2013.

• KJ Hannah Greenberg with two topical poems. ©2012

• Peter Ray and a poem about a storm in 1824. ©2012

• Christopher Barnes has six new poems. ©2012

• Donal Mahoney Old Romeo Puts His Bible Down ©2012

• Neil Ellman has some ekphrastic poetry for us. ©2012

• Donal Mahoney returns with Death Has Dominion. ©2012

• Holly Day introduces herself with five new poems. ©2012

• JBP Extracts from stones from the beach. ©2012

• Frank C. Praeger has five new poems for us. ©2012

• Christina Murphy sets the cat amongst the pigeons in Poetry Undefined. ©2012

• KJ Hannah Greenberg is back with two more poems. ©2012

• Andrew J. Stone with Ode to a Boy in Texas. ©2012

• A.g. Synclair returns with the very fine -Static. ©2012

• A.J. Huffman writes with humour and bile. ©2012

• April Salzano New to Winamop. ©2012

• Vinca Andre Is it poetry or art? Both! ©2012

• Bruce Harris A wry look at modern life. ©2012

• A.g. Synclair Excellent new work: Slivers. ©2012

• Phil Robertson £10.97 for a bottle of the hard stuff. ©2012

• Maranda Wimmer New talent. ©2012

• KJ Hannah Greenberg Three short poems. ©2012

• Christopher Barnes Poetry in images.©2012

• Esther Murer. Four poems (one a round-robin).

• A.g. Synclair. Among.

• Bruce Harris has advice for aliens & other poems.

• A.J. Huffman new to Winamop.

• Donal Mahoney tells of a late-night meeting.

• Christopher Barnes of executions and faded stars.

• Tameka M. Sharrette she's in love.

• Frank C. Praeger Welcome to Winamop.

• KJ Hannah Greenberg New for 2012.

• JBP. Enough? The 2011 collection in two parts.

• Joel Hardin Surreality.

• Yvette Managan, new to Winamop with angst and humour.

• KJ Hannah Greenberg with two new for you.

• Kyle Hemmings. Long form brilliance.

• Valentina Cano. Very imaginative.

• G David Schwartz. A new selection for 2011.

• Clifford K. Watkins, jr. with "Not a One-sided Death!"

• Michael Estabrook five new poems for 2011.

• Ben Nardolilli introduces himself to Winamop.

• Peter Ray is inspried by the history of wartime.

• KJ Hannah Greenberg branches into poetry.

• Rebecca Johnson with Toronto Dream and Flower Power.

• rob plath vents his spleen.

• Andy Bate has transport difficulties.

• Vivekanand Jha. Shows his sense of humour.

• Joshua Coetzee considers our Legacy.

• Len Bourret is back, with three new poems.

• Vivekanand Jha. Introducing this Indian poet.

• Andy Bate Back for 2010 with romance in the air.

• JBP totters in with his 2009 collection: "Words".

• Clifford K. Watkins, jnr explores the dark recesses of the soul.

• Andy Bate New ones, good ones, the late 2009 collection.

• Rebecca Johnson has a new friend, it's a Rock 'N' Roll Toad....

• Len Bourret tries to get through the eye of a needle.

• Pete Ray meets the Purton Hulks.

• Sensuous2000 has an encounter with a beast.

• G. David Schwartz New for 2009.

• Andy Bate has three more for us.

• Sarah Engel is French and this is her first for Winamop.

• Martin Friel tries his hand at poetry, and the result is superb.

• G. David Schwartz gets together with Jennifer Weihe.

• Andy Bate is thinking of bacon.

• Michael Estabrook. One woman (Patti), many poems.

• Andy Bate. The American election is finally over, what should Obama do?

• Wayne H.W Wolfson has thoughts on Brahms.

• Andy Bate. The Autumn collection.

• Jack Henry is back. Watch out!

• G. David Schwartz returns in August '08.

• Andy Bate muses on the news, especially a certain Robert.

• G David Schwartz visits a hospital, and other poems.

• Clifford K. Watkins, Jr. Is focussing on the colourful.

• Puma Perl. New to Winamop.

• Ashok Niyogi returns with more from his new collection.

• Jack Henry. Uncompromising Californian poet.

• Justin Hyde works in Iowa as a correctional officer.

• David McLean is back with five new ones.

• Len Bourret goes swimming.. in the Niagara river.

• Ashok Niyogi has taken a tangetial path.

• Rob Plath with four great new poems.

• Len Bourret admires the moon.

• Clifford K. Watkins, Jr. five more poems.

• Len Bourret praises an inspirational man.

• Davide Trame writes of nature and relationships.

• Andy Bate is a political commentator, tourist and has shoe problems.

• Ashok Niyogi returns with five new poems for 2008.

• cas has a "Sketch in Broken Pencil" for you.

• Lisa Zaran. More from Lisa.

• G David Schwartz on vegetarianism and a dear friend.

• Chris Major goes dotty when love goes wrong.

• Lisa Zaran with some great new poems.

• cas takes a sideways look at his Christmas tree.

• Clifford K. Watkins, Jr. 13 new poems, some good stuff here.

• Len Bourret is worried about the weather.

• John Atkins tries his hand at poetry, and expresses some cynicism.

• Joshua Coetzee Is back, but feeling "Empty".

• cas returns as a shy lover who considers the consequences..

• Magnificent Guffaw introduces himself with 3 new poems.

• cas brings us a poem of technological love.

• Paul Hawkins introduces himself with this rock & roll tale.

• cas has written a "poem without words" (which does have words..)

• Andy Bate considers a tattoo and reflects on lonliness.

• G David Schwartz with some light-hearted observations.

• David McLean has four new poems, his first for Winamop.

• Joshua Coetzee with three new poems. Josh is on his soapbox.

• Len Bourret also has three new poems, one inspired by Bruce Lee.

• Andy Bate comments on the minimum wage.

• Joshua Coetzee takes a stand on abortion.

• Ashok Niyogi returns with some superb new work. In 2 Parts.

• Rhonda Banton returns with an axe to grind.

• Len Bourret is captivated by a new atmospheric phenomenon.

• Joshua Coetzee remembers those stepping stones.

• Laurel Sparks is determined that love will go right Next Time.

• Joshua Coetzee Is in love, you can almost see her.

• Andy Bate is in reflective mood in this new poem.

• Karen McKenna. A new contributor with an individual style.

• Len Bourret advises tolerance.

• Stephen Chaleff. New contributor with poems inspried by life and love.

• Clifford K. Watkins Jr. is back with new material.

• Alex Wyte turns his hand to poetry when a relationship goes stale.

• Chris Major. Poetry you see, rather than read.

• Davide Trame. 5 poems from this italian English teacher.

• Len Bourret floats through the Florida Keys.

• Joshua Coetzee. The latest from this South African poet.

• Ed Case likes Liz Taylor even more than len Bourret!

• Luis Cuauhtemoc. A new contributor introdeces himself.

• Nancy Gauquier. doesn't want to go to heaven if those "good guys" are going!

• Colin James disposes of some hairy fellows.

• Andy Bate is back and he's had work to do.

• Michael Estabrook, more from Mike, and it's good stuff!

• John Sweet makes a welcome return with 6 fine new poems.

• Joshua Coetzee is back with nine new poems, some of his best yet.

• Clifford K.Watkins Jr. has a suite of poems for his "Three-Faced Muse"

• Changming Yuan is a much-published Chinese-born poet resident in Canada.

• Joshua Coetzee returns, this time with poems titled by Claudio De Luca.

• Lisa Zaran is back with 5 excellent new poems.

• G David Schwartz has some fun poetry concerning life, love and the state of his head.

• Len Bourret is Inspired by Christopher Marlowe.

• Andy Bate introduces himself with two new poems to raise the spirits.

• Rhonda Banton returns with two more poems of physical love..

• Len Bourret focusses on Elizabeth Taylor.

• Michael Martin has been writing for some time, here are 3 of his poems.

• Rhonda Banton is a passionate poet who also goes by the name of "Sensuous2000". Hot stuff.

• Len Bourret dedicates this poem to Doris Day, Lucille Ball, Red Skelton, Paul McCartney and the Beatles.

• 5 Poems by Lisa Zaran a poet and essayist living in Arizona.

• Introducing Artemis Brown. A new poet introduced to us by Clifford K. Watkins, Jr.

• Poetry by Sheema Kalbasi. Iranian-born human-rights activist Sheema has something to say.

• "Words" a book by Nancy Gauquier. Reviewed by JBP.

• Is it poetry or is it art? Or satire? Four poems of a different kind from Chris Major.

• New Poems from Clifford K.Watkins Jr. Strong on imagery.

• Poems by Jillian Reno. When a mother loses a baby. Strong stuff.

• Ageing Dysgracefully by Nancy Gauquier. Is there any other way to go?

• Six new poems by John Sweet. Introducing this New York poet.

• More poems by Joshua Coetzee. There's tenderness and pain here.

• Three poems by Joshua Coetzee. Fine imagery from South Africa.

• Excerpts from "By the River" by JBP. His newest booklet.

• Three poems from Daniel S. Irwin Not too serious!

• 7 Poems from Clifford K.Watkins Jr. More from RoTuN.

• 5 Poems from Michael Estabrook. Observational poems with a neat twist..

• Introducing Pete Lee. Seven poems with wit and brevity.

• Extracts from "Otherwise" by JBP. Harlequin, January, March, April, Old age blues.

• Volume 4 by Clifford K. Watkins Jr.. The Drifter, The Dead Magicians, Gather their faces and more...

• Fantastic Lovers by Nancy Gauquier. It seems some improvements could be made.

• More by Clifford K. Watkins Jr. Poem for Eva was Inspired by reading her blog. Images flash before us in the quickfire A Fence followed by the more reflective Brain Storming For Zilya.

• 3 works by E A Watson. Her first for us, highly recommended!

• A poem about Ruth. Max is displeased.

• More "Round Robin" Poems. These are better, honest...

• 6 more poems from Clifford K. Watkins Jr. He takes a philosophical look at the human condition.

• Introducing Elizabeth Kate Switaj. Strong imagery and visual emphasis.

• 3 Poems by Clifford K. Watkins, Jr. He is not afraid of a rhyme scheme.

• "Love Poems" by Ashok Niyogi. Poignant and well observed.

• "From My Attic Window" by Ashok Niyogi. A different view on the world.

• "Lake Poems" by Ashok Niyogi. The first set for us from Ashok (more soon!)

• 3 more poems by Sean McGahey. Sex, poetry and relationships.

• 2 poems by Jeremy Gosnell. First for us from Jeremy.

• "Beatitude Pulp" by Sean McGahey. Poetry is bunk?

• "Leaving" by Sean McGahey. He's on his way.

• "Depression" by JD. And yet there is hope! This wins the brevity award..

• "Beans" by Samantha McCulloch. Not to be taken too seriously!

• Three poems by Michael Internicola. From his 2004 collection. Michael has a BA in English, lives in New York, writes novels and poems, makes films, serves drinks...

• "O Mr Hoon..." Geoff Hoon gets the JBP treatment.

• "Round-Robin" Poems. Poems written by committee! Can't possibly work, can it?

• Extracts from "Now" by JBP. The 2000 collection of JBP's poems.

• Extracts from "Being Here" by JBP. The 2001 collection.

• Extracts from "Reading The Code" by JBP. 2002 material from this award-winning poet.

• "Song About Missionaries" by JA. A song from his satirical cabaret "On The Very Edge"

• "Questions of Foresight and Confidence" by BGZ. John is gone. He was blind and was prone to musings. Here is one.

• "Spilled Salt" by BGZ. Relationship break-up, strong fuel for poetry. He won an award for this one.

• Clerihews by JBP. Clerihews "humorously sum up the life and character of some notable person in two short couplets". Started by E Clerihew (Bentley) in 1905. So says Chambers dictionary anyway.

• "History of Obscenity" by JA. The "Lady Chatterley" case caused a furor in the sixties when some classic works came under fire from puritanical zealots who tried to ban them on grounds of obscenity. This song is JA's reaction to it.

• "TWIGLET" a new verse form from JA. It's not every day that you come across a new verse form, JA has, but was it worth it?

• Assorted silly ditties by various authors. These aren't going to win the Forward Prize but they may raise a chuckle.