Always, Every, Only by Susan Sarver
…are usually lines that are a good time to always think and consider cleaning out the inside of your purse, recommended by the Simple Living column that comes out every…
Afterlife by Cassandra Lane
…hair, searching for the lost scent of the one who did not live. The Lynched Man’s Great-Granddaughter At 16, Sand swore off ever becoming a mother. As the eldest…
Valley River by Ethel Mays
…with rock and ice and white with snows that nourish all the creeks and streams that flow to make the one river we all come back to after all, racing…
Our Commitment is TIDES
…us as a uniquely feminine shared narrative that crosses cultures and boundaries, providing us with imagery that conveys our commitment. Much like waves, the act of weaving develops effort upon…
Five Sextillion Atoms by Jayne Benjulian
…in lines that are taut, spare, and fiercely compressed. I admire her poems, too, for their cinematic sense, complete with deftly-drawn characters, vivid scenes, and authentic dialogue, and for how…