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Kite Dreams

Poems from Sri Lanka/Australia/Philippines

  • Poem in Boston Accent Lit (August 2018)
  • Linkedin Profile – Dr Dilantha Gunawardana
  • Two Poems in American Journal of Poetry (Jan 2018)
  • Poem in Kingdoms in the Wild (March 2019)
  • Poem in Canary Literary Magazine (Aug 2018)
  • Three Poems on Peacock Journal (Dec 2018)
  • Three Poems in the literary journal “Ravens Perch” (August 2019)
  • A Poem in Kitaab Journal (October 2018)
  • Three poems in the journal Writing Disorder (September 2019)

Poem in Heartwood Literary Journal (May 2018)

http://www.heartwoodlitmag.com/spaceman-in-new-york

full, moon
full, moon

 

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