“
Seahorse
”
welcome to volume 194 (the April 2022 issue)
of
Down in the Dirt
magazine
internet issn 1554-9666
(for the print issn 1554-9623)
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Down in the Dirt
Janet K.
, Editor
Table of Contents
AUTHOR
TITLE
Susie Gharib
A Pair of Scissors
Cobwebs
Bio
George Beckerman
Foster Has An Earworm
Bio
Edward Michael O’Durr Supranowicz
Sing a Happy Song
art
Rosa Meronek
The Healer
Karen Hedges
Valley Oaks
painting
RM Yager
Scorched
The Dowager
Out of the Dark
Bio
ayaz daryl nielsen
Untitled (darkness)
Bio
Laina Ball
Empathy
Each Visit
Lefcothea-Maria Golgaki
Sweet Marianthi
Venom
Bio
Maria Petkova
The world
Tohm Bakelas
a wasted echo
Bill Stenson
Dress-up
Carolyn Poindexter
Geisha
graphite drawing
Norm Hudson
Mind Your Please and Queues
Mike Schneider
My Saddest Valentine’s Day
Bio
Raha.M
Image 1
collage art
John Farquhar Young
One step at a time.
Bio
J. Ray Paradiso
Matador
photography
Pam Munter
The Piano Player and the Singer
Bio
Kyle Hemmings
Sing
photography
Bio
Victoria Elizabeth Ruwi
Between Jazz and the Blues
Couples Skate
Lying Breastless in Bed
Daniel de Culla
Tree that Listens and Talks
Moradillo de Roa (Burgos) Cemetery
photography
Moradillo de Roa (Burgos) Church Tower
photography
Bio
Frederick Livingston
Snake Season
Desert Fruit
Bio
Fadairo Tesleem
How I entertain my guests lately
What’s grievous than death?
Bio
Mark Pearce
The Desk Clerk
God the Writer
Bio
James Bates
Lithium
Bio
Janet Kuypers
Lithium to Calm my Nerves
Enjoy this
YouTube
video of
Janet Kuypers
reading her poems “
Lithium to Calm my Nerves
”, “
Lithium
”, and “
Like I Was Never There
” from the
v194 4/22
Down in the Dirt
book “
Seahorse
” during her “
Poetic License global open mic 4/3/22
”
she hosted through a Zoom meeting and a
Facebook event page
(this video was filmed from a Panasonic Lumix 2500 camera; posted on
Facebook
,
Twitter
,
Linkedin
,
Pinterest
,
Instagram
, and
Tumblr
).
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