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Returning with fiery energy, The Syzygy Poetry Journal launches its second season with the blazing ""Cyclexxv: Heliogenus"" issue featuring the works of - Jonathon Egan - Bob Elmendorf - Ruth Gooley - Gabriella Garofalo - Erren Geraud Kelly - Fred D. White - Martha Ellen Johnson - Michael T. Smith - Jake Marmer - Adriana Rocha - Peter Appleton - Daniel King - Featured Poet: Ann E. Michael - George Cassidy Payne - Margarita Serafimova - Rich Follett - Greg Sendi - Paul Smith - Gerard Sarnat - David C. Kopaska-Merkel - Richard Stevenson - Allan Lake - Shayla Dodge - Bruce McRae - Emily Strauss - Nick Romeo - Richard Collins - Colin James - Daniel De Culla - Jim Murdoch - John Mingay - Cliff Saunders - Olivia Ventura - Linda M. Crate - Pushkar Bisht. This inaugural issue looks closely at how we think about the universe and how it shows up in new poems. It focuses on the deep link between people, our technology, and the Sun's regular changes, especially the busy time called Solar Cycle 25. You'll read warm and thoughtful poems by new writers who explore how the Sun affects our world. Inside ""Cyclexxv: Heliogenus"" the poems talk about how solar events can affect our machines and how our feelings might change with the Sun's energy. They also look at how the vastness of space has always given ideas for art. From poems about magnetic storms to beautiful descriptions of the Northern Lights, these writers connect science and feeling through their words. They ask us to think about our place in the big picture and how much the Sun influences our daily lives and our creativity. ""Cyclexxv: Heliogenus"" is more than just a collection of poems; it's a thoughtful look at how connected we are to the universe, seen through the fresh eyes of new poets. This first issue of The Syzygy Poetry Journal, Season Two, aims to make us more aware of how the Sun's activity touches our lives and sparks our imagination. Get ready to see the world in a new light as these poems help you appreciate the cosmic forces around us and the heart of poetry itself in this time of active solar change. How's your sun today?

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