Make every day a beautiful day.
Eye on Life Magazine is a Lifestyle and Literary Magazine. Enjoy articles on gardening, kitchen cooking, poetry, vintage decor, and more.
Ron Riekki's books include "U.P.: a novel", "The Way North: Collected Upper Peninsula New Works" (chosen by the Library of Michigan as a 2014 Michigan Notable Book), and "Here: Women Writing on Michigan's Upper Peninsula" (May 2015, Michigan State University Press), an anthology that includes writing by Sally Brunk, April Lindala, Saara Myrene Raappana, Catie Rosemurgy, Andrea Scarpino, and many other writers.
Read Ron's poetry:
The themes in his writings vary, but he has always had a soft spot for subjects and people who are not in the mainstream.
Read MoreA poet whose work already shows depth of character and glimpses of fine craftsmanship while the path of his career as a poet yet stretches toward unguessable horizons.
Read MoreMichael J. Vaughn's poems have appeared in "Many Mountains Moving", "Yarrow" and "The Montserrat Review". He is a regular contributor to "Writer's Digest", and author of 13 novels. His latest, The Popcorn Girl, is available as a Kindle Book at amazon.com. Vaughn lives in San Jose, California.
Michael tells us that the poem The Military Industrial Complex Expressed as a Glorified Spigot was inspired by the non-fiction book Drift by Rachel Maddow. Net Creep is a transmogrified poem, in which a previous poem is taken to an alternate plane of meaning through the use of rhyme and the kind of chance operations first used by John Cage.
Read Michael's poetry:
