Jacquelyn Grant Brown For Black Mothers Who Can’t Consider Sleep Cuz the World Still Ain’t Safe Enuf Her son…
Browsing: Poem of the Month
Julie Cyr Leda in the Gulf after the painting by Adam Miller When Deepwater Horizon exploded, Leda’s baby latched on…
Eileen Cleary Leaves & Blooms Soon, April. And those of us who’d frozen our fingers clothespinning children’s outfits into…
Jennifer Barber Writing Too Fast, I Write “Thew” for “The” As if you and I commingled +++++++++in the dark…
Dorsía Smith Silva Requiem my son asks for a baby brother for Christmas / so easily / like…
Erica Bodwell Child, Mother This child, who started as autumn leaves blown against the house, paper crane with a…
Tamara J. Madison Till Poem for Mamie Till We have buried you so…
Brian Clements A poem about mothers might contain a list of battles, homes, and film worlds where mothers appear,…
Sherine Gilmour Tired Parent Wanting Poem I want to be in a hot tub filled with macaroni and cheese.…
Danielle Jones A Love Poem Without Subtext Because sometimes the best way to say a thing is to say…