KerriannCurtis      9/01/17 1:24 PM

Hey everyone! No new poem this week, but to make up for it, I'll be posting two next week! Have a great long weekend :)

DanielJ.Flore III      8/27/17 5:26 PM

Enjoying the intimacy and emotional power of this.

Bill McStowe      7/21/17 10:50 AM

I really liked how you closed "1-800-." Enjoying the series!

Kay Gardner      6/16/17 11:41 AM

"the ghost of you lingers" - i can so relate. really like this one.

Kay Gardner      4/06/17 9:27 AM

"dance in the fray" - powerful piece.. i like :)

Ibrahim Oga      3/14/17 5:37 AM

I love "Into the rabbit hole", Interesting piece. I'm loving the series.

Kerriann      3/02/17 11:58 AM

Hello everyone! A new poem is up, and for all the coffee lovers out there I hope you'll drink this one up! I also fixed the formatting on "Just Your Typical Friday Night", remind me never to post on my phone again. Enjoy!

R. David Fulcher      2/18/17 10:51 PM

"Give and Take" is my favorite - lines like "spit the knives through my veins" are very powerful. Nice work Kerriann, David

John A. Gandiello      2/10/17 12:02 AM

I admire your evolution throughout "Waiting" Kerriann! Especially since the New Year, the Series is really hitting it's stride. What sets you apart is that your work is so emotionally diverse. You have the unique ability to capture nature's ambiance ("If morning were a person..."/"Tides"), the interpersonal coy emotional 'chess-game' ("The Line"/"1 pm Reverie"/"Give and Take"), and you even masterfully comment on the process of poetic artistry and spell out the aspiration of the artist for how he/she hopes the reader experiences their work ("If this were an Album..."). Your most recent work ("One is the Loneliest Number...") is again a departure in style and tone; this time speaking to the feelings of the nighttime dreame,r drowning, yet also thriving, in the pit of his/her own reclusive loneliness. Your work is brilliant Kerriann in it's unpredictability and ever-changing topical and emotional nature, and you hit every diverse feeling flawlessly with your gift of word arrangement and metaphors. Truly a special Series and talent. Awesome work. Keep going! Best Always, John :-)

R. David Fulcher      1/29/17 11:59 PM

Started with the last poem first "Tides" and really felt the intimacy that is inspired by the Sea - nice work and I'll keep reading! Thanks, David

Kay Gardner      1/13/17 9:22 AM

"if this were an album..." - i'm enjoying all your poetry, but totally love this one :)

Kerriann      1/09/17 10:49 AM

Hello All! Because I missed my usual Thursday posting last week, I'll be adding two poems this week. One has just been posted, and the next shall go up on Thursday. Thanks for reading and I hope you enjoy!

liberonova      1/07/17 3:34 PM

Dear Kerriann, Thank you for writing such beautiful words. liberonova

Kerriann      12/01/16 11:22 AM

"Epitome of Existence" is up and live. Thanks to all who have been reading and commenting. I may share a new one earlier than next Thursday depending on how I feel about this one in the upcoming days.

John A. Gandiello      11/22/16 12:42 AM

I think it to be rare to read a series of poetry where the series actually lives up to the word "series". I definitely feel a narrative forming week-to-week, poem-to-poem, and believe me that is a difficult feeling to instill in a reader. It seems to me that each installment acts as a chapter driving a narrative to an end I cannot quite yet forsee. You've got me "WAITING"!!! Also as Mr. Flore here has suggested your poetry is rife with emotion, but it's almost like a passive aggressive emotion. The "anxious energy" he speaks of is so true, but its more than just in the lines... It's in ME too! Great Work Kerri...

Daniel J. Flore III      11/21/16 2:46 AM

Palpable emotion. A strong, anxious energy running through your lines. Enjoying the vibe and looking forward to reading more! Awesome cover too by the way!

Kay Gardner      11/18/16 11:17 AM

"trivial pursuit of happiness" - totally felt that one..