Featured Art: Lovely Flow
Featured Art
Lovely Flow by Lidia Tohar, Boca Raton Branch 8×10 acrylic on canvas Enduring the COVID-19 Pandemic by Painting Flowers By Lidia Tohar Painting flowers gave me a sense of ... Read more
Featured Poem: The Gathering
Featured Poem
By Audrey McHugh Long Island Branch Gather the children before the breaking dawn transfigures the sweetness of their youth and the lost laboring world, unsatisfied, brings their beauty to ... Read more
Featured Poem: Sally and The Light
Featured Poem
By Louise Kantro Modesto Branch Do you mind pulling over here? Sally asks. In a flash, the camera appears in her hand. I love this old house. And the ... Read more
Featured Poem: Out of Sorts
Featured Poem
By Dorothy Atkins Santa Clara County Branch Year after year during the months of August and September when the leaves begin to turn, and that cool breeze can be felt ... Read more
Featured Poem: Word Angels
Featured Poem, NLAPW
By Louise Kantro Modesto Branch Like a dancer beginning the dance lightly on your ballet slippers you float, swoop, glide on your magic carpet across lines and white spaces. ... Read more
Featured Art: Alviso, Green
Featured Art
“Alviso, Green” by Bonnie Smith, Santa Clara County Branch 34×40 fabric art From the Artist: The focus of this textile is the Alviso Salt Marshes. The Alviso slough runs ... Read more
Featured Poem: Pain
Featured Poem, NLAPW
By Carol H Ehrlich Denver Branch ‘A number between one and ten?” He asks in flat voice as though that’s all it is. A number. Pain is more ... Read more
Featured Art and Poem: My Sleeping Beauty & Life in My ’80s
Featured Art, Featured Poem
“My Sleeping Beauty,” 12×16 acrylic by Marie Francis Life in My ’80s By Marie Francis I just turned the big 8 0! Today I tripped and broke my ... Read more
Featured Poem: The Step
Featured Poem, NLAPW
By Barbara Castle Hanson Cape Canaveral, Florida Branch She emerges from the rehab center like a wounded bird let loose into the sky after being nursed back to health. ... Read more
Featured Poem: Water Girl
Featured Poem, NLAPW
By Margaret L. Hanna Central Ohio Branch As tall as my viburnum bush Stone girl stands Empty water well at her side. She waits. Cement bucket at her bare ... Read more