Spotlight On Writers Jerome Berglund Jerome William Berglund (hiatus) Where do you originate from? kids playing by the river... Marco Polo Longfellow Nokomis spillwords.com/spotlight-on-w… #SpillWords

A Few Rules for Good Living From My Aunt Ouida written by: John Dorroh @DorrohJohn Dragon bellies are for rubbing, and artifacts and fossils are for spillwords.com/a-few-rules-fo… #SpillWords

Infinite Sky written by: Ritika Satapathy Ritika Satapathy Infinite sky and the sky which I adore! Some phases and emotions. Lines conveying the same, spillwords.com/infinite-sky/?… #SpillWords

Padmini written by: Bidisha Satpathy It was moving day. I wanted to call Padmini. I am leaving behind some everyday items, I would say on the phone, spillwords.com/padmini/?utm_s… #SpillWords

Painless Passion written by: Kahlil Crawford KΛHL1L In the late ‘90’s/early 2000’s, I lived in the San Francisco Bay Area where I learned art for spillwords.com/painless-passi… #SpillWords

Meeting Death ... written by: Carrie Magness Radna Carrie Magness Radna Death is never a cowboy hot upon the trail; he carries too much weight, not quick spillwords.com/meeting-death/… #SpillWords

Your Lovely Face written by: Rehmat Changaizi Your love tides Arouse in my heart ocean When seeing your lovely face Your existence Discovers the ways spillwords.com/your-lovely-fa… #SpillWords

What's Normal, Anyway? written by: Jen Schneider Mrs. Gump may have asked the question in a rhetorical fashion, with an intention to divert the spillwords.com/whats-normal-a… #SpillWords

Ghosts of Valley Lake written by: Jan Niebrzydowski Driving down the hilly moonless country road Cold was upon us and the wind ever fierce The white spillwords.com/ghosts-of-vall… #SpillWords

Talking Moondance written by: Stark Hunter   funeral fog moulin rouge ladies looking for lost men in a blue car talking moondance talking old time the turn of spillwords.com/talking-moonda… #SpillWords

Holy Ground written by: David O'Mahony @davidomahony Liam was digging a hole. Not a very wide hole, or a very elegant one. It was a brutish, irregularly spillwords.com/holy-ground/?u… #SpillWords

Solar Magnet written by: Phillip Knight Scott Phillip Scott She draws me in and I feel like a magnet pulled into that smile. No that may not be the right spillwords.com/solar-magnet/?… #SpillWords

Making Contact written by: David J. Roussel @hokusgrey   This could be anything. These words are just symbols together on a page that my mind has arranged spillwords.com/making-contact… #SpillWords

Uncertainty written by: Ekogo Ekogo ekogo athanase elisee   Troubles me What must come to be? The green must fade, To all it is fate. The leaves must fall, One spillwords.com/uncertainty-by… #SpillWords

Canary written by: Nikki Williams ⡇Thee Sasha Lee ⡇ The boy grips his graduation prize as he spurns the MC’s tight embrace. Heat rises in the swarming spillwords.com/canary/?utm_so… #SpillWords

Form Sans Compunction A Well-Oiled Unction written by: Ken Gosse Poetry has many forms— there’s never been a dearth of norms of structure for an spillwords.com/form-sans-comp… #SpillWords

The News of Richard's Death written by: Mark Scheel “The unexamined life is not worth living.”  — Socrates It came today, unceremoniously, spillwords.com/the-news-of-ri… #SpillWords

A Moment In Madness written by: Laura Hutchison DL Author-poet.artist The dragon's one eye that wasn't blind Raised sight to disturbing sky Silence fell spillwords.com/a-moment-in-ma… #SpillWords

Puce written by: Shelly Norris This morning smells of wet iron. The air tastes of chew-worn liver and blood. All night we back-tracked into the dark spillwords.com/puce/?utm_sour… #SpillWords

The Fate of Humanity written by: Joni Caggiano the-inner-child sand left by doting fairies, sifting from somnolent eyes, as I awake from sleep during the spillwords.com/the-fate-of-hu… #SpillWords