The House Was Quiet
I’ve been working at a breakneck pace, feeling skittered and scattered and running to keep up. Every morning begins with […]
A Thousand Serious Moves
Stuff happens that makes us feel like we got the salt kicked out of us.
New poem by Carole Chinn-Morales
What helps you play with language?
Two Poems
“I don’t know what others will think who read this…”
Unwritten Words and W. S. Merwin
The assignment for the writer is to write whatever words arise from that lead-in, and I’m always amazed at what “unrolls” as a result.
“Girl With Deer” by Cynthia Cummins
So strange to be so close, this close, this wild.
Ellen Bass newsletter is a “must” for writers
“What did I love about killing the chickens? Let me start…” ~ Ellen Bass
“And Now it’s October” by Barbara Crooker
Autumn poem by Barbara Crooker: “Summer’s fruits are preserved in syrup, but nothing can stopper time.”