65 Poems by doris davenport
doris davenport | 65 Poems | Another lively, eclectic 150 page collection of poems celebrating the author’s 65th birthday. Includes haiku and longer performance pieces; provocativ
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Madness Like Morning Glories by doris davenport
doris davenport | Madness Like Morning Glories | In her enchanting poem sequence, Doris Davenport introduces readers to Soque Street and its Afrilacian residents. These African Americans inhabiting a
A Year From Today by Stacy Szymaszek
Stacy Szymaszek | A Year From Today | A Year From Today traverses a many-layered urban terrain–social, political, poetic, animal–in a form more raw than a diary, weightier than a series
The Dream of a Common Language by Adrienne Rich
Adrienne Rich | The Dream of a Common Language | Adrienne Rich began her seventh volume of poems, Diving Into the Wreck (1973), with a quote from George Eliot: ‘There is no private life which is not
Sappho ’71 by Frances, Harriette
Frances, Harriette | Sappho ’71 | A collection of poetry and drawings
Bittersweet by Lorraine Walker Bardsley
Lorraine Walker Bardsley | Bittersweet | The deeply personal account of a woman who lived ahead of her time-who courageously followed her heart in a world which scorned hew loves and her life
Bullets And Butterflies by Emanuel Xavier
Emanuel Xavier | Bullets And Butterflies | A luscious, vibrant, and wicked anthology featuring poetry by Cheryl Boyce-Taylor, Regie Cabico, Staceyann Chin, Celena Glenn, Daphne Gottlieb, Mauric
Only in Whispers by Alicia Kay Smith
Alicia Kay Smith | Only in Whispers | ‘Never the sound of your name on my lips/ And my heart speaks ONLY IN WHISPERS’ is the titular designation of Alicia Kay Smith’s only known pertinent
Michael Field by Mary C. Sturgeon
Mary C. Sturgeon | Michael Field | Michael Field was a pseudonym used for the poetry and verse drama of the English authors and lovers Katharine Harris Bradley (27 October 1846 26 Sep
Kohnjehr Woman by Ana-Maurine Lara
Ana-Maurine Lara | Kohnjehr Woman | ‘Ana Lara’s Kohnjehr Woman evokes a world such as only narrative poetry can. In a series of concise, orally grounded and visually vivid poems, she int