
Three Poems – Nana T. Baffour-Awuah
Three poems – “Hair, Black.,” “Skin,” and “Inheritance” – by poet and writer Nana T. Baffour-Awuah.
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Three poems – “Hair, Black.,” “Skin,” and “Inheritance” – by poet and writer Nana T. Baffour-Awuah.
Fours poems – “The Day I Got My Timing Down,” “Another Time, This Same Moon,” “Early Morning Love Song,” and “Whose Life Is It, Anyway?” – by poet and retired educator D. R. James.
Three poems – “Walt Whitman,” “Bethesda Fountain,” and “Good Again” – by Massachusetts poet Adam Sarlan.
Three poems – “Tides,” “Music of the Spheres,” and Teardrops” – by retired upstate educator Kathleen Chamberlin.
Three poems – “& It’s Jazz Artistry,” “Unspoken,” and “Into the Unknown” – by California-based poet and writer Connie Johnson.
Three poems – “Wonder,” “Happiness & Grace,” and “You are Enough” – by author, poet, and health care leader Barbara Ficarra.
Four poems – “Brake Failure in Terza Rima,” “Private Mythologies,” “Spartan Boy,” and “Thought Experiment” – by Hudson Valley poet Catherine Ventry.
Three poems – “Eyes of Stone,” “The Midnight Toilet Clog,” and “The Two Minute Novella” – by poet and educator Richard Rose.
Three poems – “Jimi & Bessie in this Place,” “Miss Mary Digresses,” and “Joanne” – by jazz musician and poet Mike Rosler.
Three poems – “Saying Everything,” “Just For A While,” and “Dry” – by Boulder, Colorado poet Jean Krasnansky Thompson.
Four poems – “Inside Your Nerves,” “Divinity of You, America,” “The Senses of Progress,” and “A Look of a Child” – by award-winning poet, novelist, essayist, and multimedia artist David Dephy.
Three poems – “Critique Response,” “Aunt Mae – this is your sister,” and “Apnea” – by poet Tracy Duffy.