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Thank you for visiting Lothlorien Poetry Journal. I hope you enjoy sharing this wonderful poetry and short prose and will visit us again! I do not charge for submissions, nor do I charge reading fees. I do, however, incur bandwidth costs, charges to publish the printed books/volumes of Lothlorien Poetry Journal and the 300-400 hours I spend each month running the Lothlorien Poetry Journal Blog, the Facebook Group and Twitter Page (all unpaid). Please consider a voluntary donation. Just follow the PayPal link below and donate whatever amount you think is appropriate. Thank you for your readership, assistance, and generosity! Strider Marcus Jones, Editor.


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