9 Replies to “The Raspberry King”

    1. Ian D. Smith – Poems in The Ekphrastic Review, Spelt 7, Abridged 0-82 Axis, Honest Ulsterman, IceFloe Press, Wombwell Rainbow, Poetry Ireland Review 137, Stand 235/20.3, Live Canon Anthology 2022, Otoliths, eratio
      CY Forrest says:

      Yes, ‘claim territory; it is your own’

      Reply
  2. kpgreeshma – Hello and welcome to Everyday Grace. I'm Greeshma — a writer with a heart rooted in the past and eyes looking gently toward the future. I come from a small, bustling town where mornings smelled of fresh books, monsoon mud, and memories that never really left. This blog is my space to slow down, remember, and share little glimpses of life — from rickshaw rides to quiet verandah afternoons. Here, you’ll find reflections, moments, and stories that feel like home. I hope my words bring a smile, a memory, or even a pause to your busy day. Thank you for walking with me.
    Avantikaa says:

    Matches the title…<3

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  3. Bartholomew Barker – Hillsborough, North Carolina – Bartholomew Barker is an organizer of Living Poetry, a collection of poets in the Triangle region of North Carolina where he has hosted a monthly feedback workshop for more than decade. His first poetry collection, Wednesday Night Regular, written in and about strip clubs, was published in 2013. His second, Milkshakes and Chilidogs, a chapbook of food inspired poetry was served in 2017. He was nominated for a Pushcart Prize in 2021. Born and raised in Ohio, studied in Chicago, he worked in Connecticut for nearly twenty years before moving to Hillsborough where he lives and writes poetry.
    Bartholomew Barker says:

    Watch out for the palace guard. They’re prickly.

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  5. Jeni – I want to know what is over that hill, around that bend. I want to live life to the full as much as I can. ... and I want to share what I see and experience with you.
    jenilewren says:

    spot on

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