Issue 33: March 2016

The quarterly light verse webzine

A small, white-painted rowing boat planted with red and yellow tulips, with the name 'Titanic' painted on its side. Photo (c) J.G.Betts

List of articles in category Issue 33: March 2016
Title
In This Issue
Melissa Balmain: To The Blue Jay That Woke Me
Brian Allgar: From The Ashes
Susan Jarvis: Opus Horribilis
Daniel Galef: The First Bird-Feeder
Susanna Clayson: Drake And Duck
Tracey Gratch: Natalie, At Four
P. J. Wren: Mom's Choral Suite
Toby Speed: Ode To The First Birthday
D.A. Prince: Cat's Eye View
Martin Parker: Interfering With Nature
Jonathan Humble: Confiteor Quia Peccavi
Sylvia Fairley: Food of Love
Ed Shacklee: Noah's Valentine
Kathleen Naureckas: The New Tradition
Jane Blanchard: The Great Bowel Shift
INTERVAL
Mae Scanlan: No More Coasting
Orel Protopopescu: The Blue Book Of Love
Susan Evans: Thoroughly Modern Marriage
Lee Nash: Hypotenuse Hypothesis
Philip Quinlan: Endless, Or, Anyone For Ennui?
Edmund Conti: Two Cities In Two Minutes
Jenna Le: To Astacus Fleeing From The Shores
Martin John: Junk Mail
Janice Canerdy: When I Was One and Sixteen
Peter Goulding: A Miner's Advice to Clementine
Susan McLean: In The Know
Jean L. Kreiling:The Lonely Poet Answers The Question "How Are You?"
Alanna Blake: On First Looking Into A Rhyming Dictionary
Geoff Lander: If I Were A Rich Man
Kim Bridgford: Fool's Gold
Competition 32: Digging The Dust
Competition 33: The Lure of the Limick