Sarah Endo read this poem recently on 15 Minutes of Poetry. You know her for her family-inspired poetry written in her warm, genuine voice. Her poems Free Stuff and Match appeared here in 2010. This poem requires no introduction; it speaks, decisively, for itself. The explosion (twenty months) By Sarah Endo BOOM! bub-ba bye no no no NO ‘kay yeaaahhh! […]

Kathryn Tate Jacoby’s poem Come and Love Me was posted in April. She’s a very busy lady and you can find out what she’s working on at her web site. Her poem today is just the right thing for graduates; it is that time of year. To Don Quixote By Kathryn Tate Jacoby In every walk of life […]

Christina Matthews introduced us to her persona poetry in April with Western Honey Bees. Today we get a look inside the mind (?!) of a different sort of creature, well, object. Read this poem and be inspired to write your own persona poem. Wild Birdfeeder By Christina Matthews From the window, she asks about desire. She […]

Paul Goldberg lives in Baltimore and belongs to a wife, 3 children, and 2 dogs. He writes children’s poetry in between making a living. Paul is a graduate of the University of Florida and holds a masters degree from Hebrew University in Jerusalem. This poem takes us on a journey that could be a dream […]

Gillian Rene Gossling was born into a learned and close-knit Jewish family. They instilled in her from a very young age a great love of reading and writing. She has been a creative writer for several years. She has traveled extensively, lived in the UK for a few years, and has returned with her husband […]