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Featured Poem: Change

July 6, 2023May 23, 2023 Featured Poem, NLAPW

By Elvira Sisca Greenwich Branch, Connecticut I’ve been wondering Why certain people Appear in my life. Especially the annoying ones. It seems interesting and ironic Because I’m beginning to ... Read more

Featured Poem: Once More With Feeling

June 27, 2023May 23, 2023 Featured Poem

By Audrey McHugh Long Island Branch, New York When a comet from the clouds hurls a starfish to the sky; when the earth gives up its matter and the ... Read more

Featured Art: Over the Edge

June 20, 2023May 24, 2023 Featured Art, NLAPW

“Over the Edge” by Tammy Seymour, Fort Lauderdale Branch (Florida) Acrylic, 22 x 30

Featured Poem: Balance

June 13, 2023May 23, 2023 Featured Poem

By Sally Wahl Constain Jacksonville Branch, Florida How do we do it? How do we keep our balance in these trying times? Nowadays, it seems everyone is out ... Read more

Featured Poem: All That Blossoms

June 5, 2023May 23, 2023 Featured Poem, NLAPW

By Virginia Nygard Vero Beach Branch Mom and I pause this April day to rest in the park where the flag on the pole flies free and tulips in ... Read more

Featured Art: Turbana

May 30, 2023April 18, 2023 Featured Art, NLAPW

“Turbana” by Diana de Avila, Sarasota Branch, Florida Fractal digital art

Featured Poem: Connections

May 24, 2023May 25, 2023 Featured Poem

By Patricia Daly-Lipe Jacksonville Branch, Florida Tap computer keys. Narrative is an art. Let words take over. Time passes, But, in the pockets of your mind, The past remains. ... Read more

Fiction Submission Wanted!

May 18, 2023May 16, 2023 Fiction and nonfiction, Latest News, NLAPW

By Sarah Honenberger Fiction/Nonfiction Editor Help! Pen Women nonfiction writers have been busy and submissions are varied and steady. But we need fiction from all you creative people. Excerpts from ... Read more

Featured Poem: Polarization

May 15, 2023March 27, 2023 Featured Poem

By Jane B. Howard Vero Beach Branch Oh wonderful years — time presses on. What happened to those Slow, green days of summer When we loved and laughed together? ... Read more