Ed. Natalie Eleanor Patterson
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These poems are about the people we love and the sometimes cruel, sometimes joyful world we live in. We celebrate the joy and acknowledge, and mourn, the suffering. When we write we reclaim …
Available on Kindle.
These poems are about the people we love and the sometimes cruel, sometimes joyful world we live in. We celebrate the joy and acknowledge, and mourn, the suffering. When we write we reclaim …
Available on Kindle.
“Wishbone Moon is a groundbreaking anthology of haiku by women in the international haiku community. As editors we consulted women journal editors and haiku leaders around the globe. We asked them for help …
“One of the Ten Best Poetry Books of 2016”
Beltway Poetry JournalProceeds go to a scholarship fund for African American youth, administered by the Urban League in Washington, D.C.
“Police killings of …
Intimacy is a state of closeness that transcends explanation. It is a feeling of being at home emotionally and physically, a biological need so severe that when we don’t have intimacy with those who are …
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Questions, answers, meditations, and explorations on the why and how of living.
Poems by Pulitzer Prize winner Claudia Emerson, MacArthur Foundation Genius grantee Thylias Moss, National Book Award finalist Alan Shapiro, Yale Series …
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Edited by Roberta Beary and Lenard D. Moore, this collection highlights fourteen haiku writers who chose their “best poems,” those they believed would last over time. The writers were selected in a …
Poems by Marge Piercy, Sam Hamill, Dorianne Laux, Ron Rash, Lola Haskins, Stuart Dischell, doris davenport, Fred Chappell, Kathryn Stripling Byer, Alan Michael Parker, Michael Chitwood, Betty Adcock, Joe Millar, Nancy Simpson, David Huddle, Holly Iglesias, …
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“This is the most delicious book on my bookshelf. The poems will make you laugh, cry and wax nostalgic. (Be sure to savor Gail Peck’s elegant poem ‘How Considerate of Pears.’) And …