Linda's Poetry Blog
Linda
Friday, November 6, 2026
Thursday, October 1, 2026
Thank you so very much to Dr. Rachna Singh
of The Wise Owl for publishing my work in the
October issue. ![]()
https://www.thewiseowl.art/linda-imbler
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Monday, September 21, 2026
Thank you to the editors at Mad Swirl for publishing my poem, "Crossroads."
CrossRoads by Linda Imbler
When Saturday night bands
seeded the air with song,
and the groovy people gathered
to rap, to trip the light fantastic,
The CrossRoads brought dreams
into the light,
beyond strobes.
People mottled by summer sun
prayed
the phrase book of God,
and didn’t mind
where anyone had started from.
A new family conceived
on the dance floor.
September 17, 2026
editors note: Wherever two or more are gathered together… – mh clay
Monday, July 27, 2026
A HUGE THANK YOU TO THE TALENTED TIM SANDERS FOR PUTTING MY POEM "CIRCADIA" TO MUSIC AND VIDEO. PLEASE ENJOY THIS REMARKABLE PIECE OF WORK. I LOVE COLLABORATING WITH TIM!!
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?ref=saved&v=1572797011057353
Monday, July 13, 2026
Thank you to Editor Sand Pilarski of Piker Press for publishing my poem today.
Oh, Snap!
but in reality,
she’s just a tenderfoot at wit,
always mining for pageantry and ballyhoo.
She’s a self-proclaimed hotdog of the educated,
with more than a drip of the fatuous and silly.
In her own mind,
she’s no caboodle of careless shenanigans,
she’s a collage of impressive handwoven
and tangled farces.
More’s the pity
that this ignorant dingbat,
continuously manifests a wince in the rest of us.
Monday, July 6, 2026
NOW LIVE! AT AMAZON IN PAPERBACK ($6.00) OR KINDLE ($3.00) VERSIONS.
Thoughts Pondered In This Book:
The bravery of mapping your dreams in defiance of taking breaths of poisoned air.
The spirit to stand free countering the disquietude of constriction.
The valor of repurposing your life to keep your dreams from fading.
The courage to sweep out old concerns using a new broom.
A resolve for continued new learning standing against the pins and needles of ignorance.
The pages of our lives, standing the test of time, even though silver steel may tarnish.
Paperback

