Sofia Kioroglou and Caitlyn Chandler
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Sofia Kioroglou
sophiek.74teacher@gmail.com
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Sofia Kioroglou is a twice award-winning poet, journalist, writer and prolific blogger residing in Athens, Greece, with her husband Peter. Her work can be found online and in print in Lunaris Review, In Between Hangovers, Galleon Literary Journal, Pengician, Galway Review, Verse-Virtual, Dumas de Demain, Books’ Journal, Poetic Diversity, Every Writer, Winamop, Aenaon, Outlaw Poetry to name but a few. She has work forthcoming in Basil o’ Flaherty. She was one of the winners in the International Competition of Epok this January and her work won a distinction in the Poetry Contest of Unesco Club for the return of the Elgin Marbles to Greece. To learn more about her work, visit: sofiakioroglou.wordpress.com
The following work is Copyright © 2016, and owned by Sofia Kioroglou and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
A zipper that jammed halfwayWalking through the Old City of Jerusalem In its tumults, I heave and roll like a ship The drumming of winter rain Caught between the past and the present, To get it, sometimes you have to let it go
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Caitlyn Chandler
cecartgirl@gmail.com
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My name is Caitlyn Chandler and I live in the small but rapidly growing town of Waxhaw in Charlotte, NC. It’s a nice town; just far enough away from the city to gain a sense of freedom but not lost, miles into the country, to feel like you live in the middle of nowhere. I am a design student at the community college, an artist who mainly specializes in graphite portraits, and I have been pursuing poetry for about three years now.
The following work is Copyright © 2016, and owned by Caitlyn Chandler and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Rush HourSitting Nothing Has ChangedLazy eyes drift across A rusty bird feeder Powerlines,
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