re:Virals 427
Amoolya Kamalnath —metaphors in the sea and boats: commentaries on two poems, by Chen Xiaoou and by Jonathan Moskaluk
re:Virals 426
Peter C. Forster — insert your own shiver: commentaries on "dawn walk / my daily shiver / at the dip in the road" by Cynthia Anderson
re:Virals 423
Ann Smith and AI friend — nature and technology converge: commentaries on "rain drops / playing chopin / the AI" by Helga Stania
re:Virals 422
Ashoka Weerakkody — an inspiring headline: commentaries on the reversed vertical poem: "roof of the world no room to brea th e" by Roland Packer.
re:Virals 415
Sébastien Revon — emotion vs intellect: commentaries on "bonsai / the way we shape / one another" by Alvin Cruz
re:Virals 413
Harrison Lightwater—genial and bittersweet: commentaries on "near-miss asteroid/sometimes I wish/it wouldn't miss" by Tracy Davidson
re:Virals 412
Beata Czeszejko — seeing wisdom in imperfection: commentaries on "opening the window/to a moth and what's left/of the moon" by Sanjuktaa Asopa
re:Virals 410
Amoolya Kamalnath — a new world in front of us: commentaries on "h(AI)ku" and "depression pills for craters on the moon" by Marilyn Ashbaugh
re:Virals 409
Ashoka Weerakkody — a haiku moment strikes in semi-darkness: comments on "twilight / the silence / between notes" by Alasdair Paterson
re:Virals 408
Jennifer Gurney — groupthink: commentaries on "gulls mobbing a crow / when all you do / is tell the truth" by Tony Williams
re:Virals 400
Sushama Kapur — hiding from 'It': commentaries on "stillness/ not even a peep/from the peepers" by Robin White
re:Virals 399
Ruth Happel — a haunting poem: commentaries on "they have/ a list of demands/redwoods" by Cherie Hunter Day.
re:Virals 398
Scott Metz — more than an easy reading... Commentaries on his poem "the sound of the earth..." (which doesn't format well in a single line of UTF).
re:Virals 397
Beata Czeszejko — freedom is the big theme: commentaries on "old age home/the sudden urge/to climb a tree" by John Pappas
re:Virals 392
Harrison Lightwater—a haiku of considerable witchcraft: comments on "no one to talk to/ about old times—/oak galls falling" by Deborah A. Bennett