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Church Street Is Burning    by David Halliday
Price: $2.99 USD. 5240 words. Published on October 29, 2010. .

A finalist in the 2003 Eppie Best Poetry Collection, Church Street Is Burning, in illustrations, short stories, and poems, tells the story of the poet as a young man. Lost. Abandoned by the woman he loved. Bewitched by the street he lives on. Forgotten by his God. Searching for some rational order in a world fallen on its side. And leaking.
Kaleidoscope    by Vickie Johnstone
Price: $2.99 USD. 11540 words. Published by Inknbeans Press on April 3, 2011. .

A book of 119 poems about people, life, philosophy, animals and nature. It is structured under eight themes: figures; nature; abstracts; love; haiku; creatures; childhood and darkwave. "Wow! This author writes beautiful words. I enjoyed each & every poem, I found myself turning page after page to read the next & the next. More of the same please!" (Smashwords review, wistfulskimmie, May 2011)
Hourglass Years: A Poetry Anthology    by Mary Susannah Robbins
Price: $2.99 USD. 9330 words. Published by Elderberry Press, Inc.  on April 22, 2011. .

A selection of poetry written during the author's years at Vassar.
Winter Flowers - Book # 2 of 4 of the poetry book series: Season of Fours    by Richard Del Connor 
Price: $4.44 USD. 8440 words. Published on February 29, 2012. .

Romantic naive ignorance. This is the book that finds you eating ice cream or chugging beers trying not to cry over the relationship that just broke up. You can't believe it. You dated, slept together, went to restaurants and movies. Had sex. Went to concerts together. Had sex. You enjoyed watching television shows together--then he/she dumped you. It was perfect... but it only lasted 3 weeks.
Americana    by Charles Harvey
Price: Free! 4130 words. Published on March 2, 2012. .

A short collection of poems from Charles W Harvey. This collection captures the spirit of the 1960's and takes us through the 1990's. They are terse, funny, and bluesy. But most important the voice is real.