Water and Wine
Enjoy a short burst of poetic beauty in this poem by Elizabeth Spencer Spragins.
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Certainly Worth a Read
Patrice Boyer Claeys
Nov 61 min read
They flutter, shake like mystics
An exquisite new poem - in the form of a cento - by Patrice Boyer Claeys.
Letitia O'Hagan
Oct 241 min read
My Daughter, Who Loves Bees
In this poem, Letitia O'Hagan reflects on her daughter's love of bees, and of things small.
Marjorie Thomsen
Oct 91 min read
Taking Care of My Ex-Husband's Plant
A poem by Marjorie Thomsen on caring for her ex's houseplant.
Betsy Fogelman Tighe
Oct 91 min read
1982: Abortion
This poem by Pushcart winner Betsy Fogelman Tighe explores an abortion in 1982.
Robin Turner
Sep 111 min read
Nocturne for My Seventh Decade
In this poem, Robin Turner reflects on the ephemeral nature of time.
Carolyn Martin
Aug 281 min read
What's Left to Do After Eating Blueberries
In this poem, Carolyn Martin offers us a delicious meditation on blue and berries.
Dorian Kotsiopoulos
Aug 152 min read
About Being a Mother
Could such beauty come from your body? In this touching poem about motherhood, Dorian Kotsiopoulos says it can.
Kristin Berger
Jul 301 min read
Timex
Poet Kristin Berger explores the space in between time, where we are held with uncommon kindness.
Denise Duhamel
Jul 101 min read
Poem in which I Contemplate Extinction and Play
In this poem, Denise Duhamel explores the interplay between past and present as her grandnephews play at excavation.
Sage Cohen
Jun 211 min read
After the Last Ecstatic Days
This poem tells us we don't have to wait for death to be free, to love.
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