Jeanette Gallagher’s most recent poem to appear here was Celebration for Baby Craig. Jeanette is one of the Albright Poets of Virginia and she often writes about family and love. Two to TangoBy Jeanette Gallagher The music began on a blind date when we danced to big band sounds under summer stars at the Surf Club […]
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Room 111
When she’s not writing or rectifying the blankness of various-sized canvases, Ashley Anne Eubanks is rescuing canoes from the commode and dancing arrhythmically to songs about sandwiches with her 2 angelic daughters in their 1688 square feet of paradise on the south end of Fort Smith. At night she tucks the girls in bed and […]
Clarity
Lori Izykowski’s most recent poem to appear here was and so it goes …(March 2011). ClarityBy Lori Izykowski There is a point in any given day, that point when it’s all clear. Clear as a crisp fall day, or a cold mountain stream. That clarity is uncomfortable, isn’t it? It’s so much easier when it’s dark. […]
Flying on Fat Tuesday
Susan Ashley Michael of Murfreesboro TN has attended workshops at the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown MA. She spends her time reading, writing, and taking pictures, often from a Lake Amphibian LA4-200 seaplane. Flying on Fat TuesdayBy Susan Ashley Michael Red barns and shingled houses pastures dotted with black crows, silver silos foreshortened, battered, […]
Bee Fever
Maureen Donatelli’s most recent poem to appear here was My Cat (August 2011). Bee FeverBy Maureen Donatelli Snow and sleeping, cold floors, things of winter hidden, shapes without names sullen in weak light, waiting for a tongue to pick them up, take them home to thaw, melt blue into a white page where bee fever rises, a […]
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