Red Gladiola originally began as a whimsical blog, swinging wildly between creative writing, found items, and thoughts on places in New York City. In April 2013, it settled on one identity as the fiction and poetry journal of T. Wong. Today, it showcases the writer’s works and collaborations.
From the Roman word for “sword,” the gladiolus symbolizes strength and moral integrity, as well as infatuation. Red gladiolas are popular Lunar New Year flowers due to their “good luck” color. They are also the writer’s favorite type of flower.
Ms. Wong’s poetry has been featured in Horizons and The Asahi Shimbun. Her short fiction piece “The Twin” has appeared in Visual Verse.
All images used at Red Gladiola are taken from the public domain unless otherwise credited. Works may not be used or duplicated without the author’s explicit consent.
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Awesome poetry. Really really really liked reading “Night Out” and “Middle Class Politics”
G’day Redgladiola,
Just dropping in to thank you for your visit & follow, it’s very much appreciated
It is way past bedtime… will be back to read your blog ☺ Thank you for visiting mine and leaving comments ☺
Peace, Siggi
I enjoy reading your blog and have nominated you for the Versatile Blogging Award. Details are available at my most recent post if you are interested!
Your poems are quite intriguing, some of it sublime. Thank you for taking the time to visit and comment on my blog. I really appreciate it.