It’s amazing what these little poems can do. One makes you feel a moment in Marseille, and another to vacant train tracks in the dark. The conciseness of these poems is powerful–mostly relying on stark images to explore the poetic solitude and often point to meditation. These poems show us that it is not the length of […]
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WWPH Writes: Issue # 27
Welcome to Issue #27 and Happy Pride Month! The Washington Writers’ Publishing House (WWPH) is committed to inclusivity and diversity throughout the year, still, we are thrilled to spotlight two LGBTQ+ writers in this issue during Pride Month! The multi-talented, DC-based poet Regie Cabico shares two new poems while former New Yorker and now DC-based […]
WWPH Writes: Issue # 26
Welcome to Issue 26, and to our first anniversary! We have been publishing WWPH Writes for over a year and celebrating over 50 writers! In this issue, we highlight poet, activist, and singer, Natalie E. Illum, and writer, Carly Feyerabend. In Illum’s poem, “The 18th Street Lounge Stopped Dancing After 29 Years,” the narrator reminisces […]