Teri Cross Davis Two Glasses of Milk If I were to leave them two glasses of milk, don’t write…
Browsing: poetry
JP Howard Night stand Mama buried herself in liquor Love kept her locked in that room Secrets are like…
Review by Janet McCann Sarah Dickenson Snyder is a mother and English teacher as well as a poet who…
Review by Mindy Kronenberg In World Enough and Time, Mary Makofske finds inspiration in the persistent observation of human…
Review by Grace Gardiner Even before opening the lush and deceptively textured cover of Ann Cefola’s Free Ferry,…
Review by Barbara Lawhorn Sarah W. Bartlett’s Slow Blooming Gratitudes opens with “Milkweed”, a poem that serves…
Review by Linda Lerner In the poem “The Palace,” a child who was never conceived is trapped in…
Reviewed by Libby Maxey At seventy pages, Show Her a Flower, a Bird, a Shadow is too long to…
Reviewed by Julia Lisella Odd Mercy is aptly named. Alzheimer’s, explored in a crown of…
Reviewed by Judy Swann When my friend tells me this loss will open the way…