Featured Poem: Fruitless Attempt
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By Megha Sood Member-at-large Thin corridors of silence cave in as I walk through them— my elbow grazing old memories and reshuffling feathers of time. I know this ... Read more
Featured Art: Three Goils Are Thee
Featured Art, Latest News, NLAPW“Three Goils Are Thee” by Phyllis Elrich, Boca Raton and Fort Lauderdale branches Acrylic, 30H x 24W
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Featured Art: Flip Flops
Featured Art, Latest News, NLAPW“Flip Flops” by Sharron Demarest, Fort Lauderdale Branch Photography, 16 x 20
Read moreFeatured Poem: Progress
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By Patricia Daly-Lipe Jacksonville Branch, Florida Progress is being made All over the world. So-called progress named technology. But there is another avenue of progress Being made all over ... Read more
Featured Poem: The Artist’s Way
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By Sara Etgen-Baker Member-at-large You can write into the air. You can speak upon a page. A painting can be a novel. A story can paint the perfect ... Read more
Featured Art: Let’s Swing
Featured Art, Latest News, NLAPW“Let’s Swing” by Lolly Owens, Santa Clara Branch Acrylic, 32 x 24
Read moreFeatured Poem: The Willful Words
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By Thelma A. Giomi Yucca Branch Wild willful words Come sweeping across The page As if they owned My heart. Wild willful words Sometimes, Come more gently. As ... Read more
Featured Poem: The Artist
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By Anne Bonner Cape Canaveral Branch, Florida A blank canvas Waiting for inspiration: “Paint me, Paint me.” She dips her brush in indigo paint And a brilliant ... Read more
Featured Art: Diamonds Are a Girl’s Best Friend
Featured Art, Latest News, NLAPW“Diamonds Are a Girl’s Best Friend” by Ellen Cohen-Berman, Fort Lauderdale Branch Hand-built raku-fired ceramic sculpture, 14 wide x 10 deep x 13 high
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Featured Poem: Late Summer Shower
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By Lorraine Walker Williams Member-at-large, Florida and California I walk onto the balcony to smell the rain after three months dry, welcoming its musky scent. Rain drops blot their signature ... Read more