Mary Joan Meagher Minnesota Branch The present tense is tricky When the one you love No longer is But has become a was. Existence is measured in moments. Moments ... Read more
Christina Laurie Cape Cod Branch, Massachusetts When the serpent beckoned Eve and she tasted the ripe softness of the pink fruit from the forbidden tree, she felt the energy ... Read more
Patricia J. Dennis Santa Clara County Branch, California A mansion set back White pillars standing tall Framed by trees guarding all Luscious greens so alive Glistening clean after ... Read more
Nancy Haskett Modesto Branch, California On our way to shop at the sutlers’ tents, we pass through the artillery camp, horses lined up on our left, each one almost ... Read more
Janet Fagal Central New York Branch One summer she painted in Maine, by the sea. Shared poems she’d learned in school: Sea Fever, The House with Nobody in It. At ... Read more
Joy A. Burki-Watson Member-at-large I wanted release so I sought it, I worked in the South as a slave, Freedom took plenty of forethought and more than a ... Read more
Barb Whitmarsh Bayou City II, Texas (To Dad) He will always be my Monet My tired-eyed yet dutiful father All of his paintings Are emblazoned on my mind ... Read more
Donna Puglisi Cape Canaveral Branch They came from the shores of foreign lands to a new world, a new life. Their dreams are our dreams. These are our ... Read more
Rose Baldwin Palm Springs Branch, California The book was on a list of poetry to read of course I bought a copy of such a famous screed I ... Read more