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Poetry lovers, today concludes our flashback/rerun/double-take of a week here at SHINE! It's been fun sharing new work by repeat contributors, and we'll be back next week with brand new artists and their words. A big thanks to all of our fine contributors. Here is "Kinder Tides" by Linda Crate. Have a pleasant weekend~ Kinder Tides stars only shine in the darkness, so i hold onto the hope that beautiful things are going to happen for me still; for the moon taught me i am lovely in all of my phases-- & so i hope the same will be said of my life; even in the moments that grind me down and make me sad, perhaps art can be made of them, too. my ancestors surname was starr, so maybe i was born to glow in the darkness-- i will hold onto the wings of hope that one day kinder tides will pull me out into the song of their sea. Linda M. Crate (she/her) is a Pennsylvanian writer whose poetry, short stories, articles, and reviews have been published in a myriad of magazines both online and in print. To date, she has fifteen published chapbooks, the latest being: not your piñata (Alien Buddha Press, June 2025). Comments are closed.
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SHINE - International Poetry SeriesFrom the international poetry community, we have a "luxury of stars," as Sylvia Plath might say, and it is SHINE's honor to provide a home for their words with the online Spotlight series as well as SHINE Quarterly. Click on the logo above to learn more. And...keep writing, keep shining!
In poetry, Samantha Terrell, EIC SYLVIA PLATH
Stars Over the Dordogne Stars are dropping thick as stones into the twiggy
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