Ann-Christine Tabaka's Blog: Words Spill Out, page 56

Just Breathe

From my book "Just Breathe" micro-poems.
Available on Cyberwit and Amazon.

https://www.cyberwit.net/publications...

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/938...

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Five Poems

I am thrilled to have five poems published by Academy of the Heart and Mind. Thank you editor Thomas Page.
1. Garment of Pain
2. A Fool's Paradise
3. Dancing the Dance
4. Running Out of Words
5. Madness of Mind

https://academyoftheheartandmind.word...

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poetry books

Don't be caught with Cabin Fever when that big snow storm comes. Have a stash of books all ready to enjoy. All of my books are available on Amazon. Thank you!

https://www.amazon.com/Ann-Christine-...

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two poems

Thank you Janet Kuypers, editor of the Scar’s Writing & Down in the Dirt Magazine, for publishing two of my poems, “Never Letting Go,” and “Tedium.”

http://scars.tv/cgi-bin/framesmain.pl...

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The Edge of Time

I am thrilled that my poem "The Edge of Time" is published in the new Pain & Renewal Anthology from Vita Brevis! Thank you editor Brian Geiger. It is now available on Amazon(in both paperback and e-book versions)!

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/165...

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Missing Moments

I am thrilled to have my poem “Missing Moments” published in The Pangolin Review. Thank you editor Amit Parmessur.

Missing Moments

Clocks and rocks and ginger ale,
time has come and gone.
A ballad of love no longer sung
lingers on the edge of winter.

Generations passed this way
with footsteps light as rain.
A purple liquid sky dripping
down on a forgotten past.

Plates and gates and poppycock,
it’s all a game of chance.
Words form, then set sail
to unknown destinations.

A river flowed this way once
but now it is all sand.
Nothing stays forever,
forever is not a choice.

Rings and swings and railway trains,
time vanishes so fast.
A life once lived, an echo now,
as blackness closes in.

Ann Christine Tabaka was nominated for the 2017 Pushcart Prize in Poetry, has been internationally
published, and won poetry awards from numerous publications. She is the author of 9 poetry
books. Christine lives in Delaware, USA. She loves gardening and cooking, living with her husband
and three cats. Her most recent credits are: Burningword Literary Journal; Muddy River Poetry
Review; The Write Connection; Ethos Literary Journal, North of Oxford, Pomona Valley Review, Page
& Spine, West Texas Literary Review, The Hungry Chimera, Sheila-Na-Gig, Foliate Oak Review, Better
Than Starbucks!, The Write Launch, The Stray Branch, Fourth & Sycamore.

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The Pangolin Review, Issue 14 (8 January, 2020)

Hail the Conqueror

Thank you Charles Portolano, editor of The Avocet, a Journal of Nature Poetry, for publishing my poem “Hail the Conqueror.”

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Five Minutes Before Winter

I am very excited to have my poem “Five Minutes Before Winter” *(reprint - Published by Live Encounters Poetry & Writing, July 2019) published in the Tiny Seed Journal. Thank you editors Laura Stone and Emily Cayer.

https://tinyseedjournal.com/2020/01/0...

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Running Out of Words

I am thrilled to have my poem “Running Out of Words” published in the January Writers & Readers magazine (UK). Thank you editor Storm.

https://thewritersandreadersmagazine....

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At Quarter Past a Lifetime

I am honored to have my new poem "At Quarter Past a Lifetime" published in the Burningword Literary Journal.
Thank you Erik Deerly Managing Editor.


https://burningword.com/2020/01/at-qu...

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