thick foliage—
sun hides behind
cuckoo’s song
Pravat Kumar Padhy
Four and Twenty of the Week, Feburary 28
February 28, 2012
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Four and Twenty Author Release: Ventricle, Atrium
February 24, 2012
Ventricle, Atrium
by Gabriel Gadfly
1889 Labs
Ventricle, Atrium is a collection of love poems by Gabriel Gadfly that looks at the life cycle of love — from first meeting, to the rhythm of everyday life, to the rocky tribulations and hardships that lovers encounter, and sometimes even to the quiet end.
The love depicted in Ventricle, Atrium is not a passing fancy; rather, it is love as an enduring force, steady as a heartbeat through the best and worst that life can throw at it.
Many of the poems in Ventricle, Atrium are popular pieces that first appeared on GabrielGadfly.com. Two poems in Ventricle, Atrium, were originally published in Four and Twenty.
Ventricle, Atrium can be purchased in paperback for $8.99 and e-book for $0.99 through 1889 Labs (http://1889.ca/ventricle).
As a means of expressing our gratitude to our featured poets, Four and Twenty happily announces the release of their new books. The above content was provided by the author. It is neither a review of the book nor a paid advertisement.
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Four and Twenty of the Week, Feburary 21
February 21, 2012During The Calm Spell
weather-warning day, wrens sing,
if they hadn’t told me I wouldn’t know
if this were before
or after the storm
B.T. Joy
B.T. Joy is a Glaswegian poet and a haijin and haiga artist who received his Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing and Film Studies in 2009. His poems, haiku, and haiga have appeared in journals worldwide.
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Four and Twenty of the Week, February 14
February 14, 2012Orchard punks
Making videos of
mild pranks. Trying their luck at
becoming famous.
Joel Chua Hiang Yang
Joel Chua Hiang Yang has had his poetry published in Moving Words 2011: A Poetry Anthology, and has placed in three competitions under The British Council, emerging as winner in one of them.
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