Category: issues
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Summer 2026 Issue
Welcome to the Summer 2026 Issue of Gyroscope Review. We’re happy to have you here and hope you enjoy reading all the fantastic poetry in this issue. Free verse to forms, we have it all. Find a favorite and relax with your beverage of choice while you explore the wonderful poems on offer. Let the…
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Spring 2026 Issue
The Spring 2026 Issue arrives with an intersection of tradition and transformation. This issue moves beyond the surface-level imagery of the season to explore ‘renewal’ in all its complex forms: the shedding of old skins, the persistence of survival, and the resilience of the human spirit. These poems celebrate a diversity of thought, proving that while…
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Spring 2026 Issue
The Spring 2026 Issue arrives with an intersection of tradition and transformation. This issue moves beyond the surface-level imagery of the season to explore ‘renewal’ in all its complex forms: the shedding of old skins, the persistence of survival, and the resilience of the human spirit. These poems celebrate a diversity of thought, proving that while…
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Winter 2026 Issue
Welcome to the Winter 2026 Issue of Gyroscope Review! Our poets delivered their usual fine mix of evocative and thought-provoking poems for this issue. There’s commentary on the state of the world, as well as commentary on the state of the soul. Nature poems are interspersed, reminding us to take time to rest and reset…
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Fall 2025 Crone Power Issue
Welcome to the Fall 2025 Crone Power Issue. As usual, our Crones have gone above and beyond to deliver evocative and imaginative poems. This is a fabulous issue, and we hope everyone reads and enjoys it. Assistant Editor Betsy Mars sums up our feelings for this issue: Autumn is sort of the seasonal equivalent of…
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Summer 2025 Issue
Welcome to the Summer 2025 Issue. We have a great lineup for you this issue, with plenty of interesting and inspiring poems, including some humorous ones. Our relationships with nature are also explored. Just a daily sighting of a singing bird or stream, a beautiful flower, or a towering tree, and we settle a bit,…
