Blowing in the Wind

By Julia Williams   Today I found myself walking west on a crisp fall day outside of Denver. As each

I T H O U G H T   nay,   I    K   N   E   W   That the wind

By Amy Hadden Marsh   photo caption: Tunnel art at Peace Camp near the Nevada Nuclear Test Site, circa 1992. “There

By Laurie Guevara-Stone   Over 200,000 gallons of oil spilled across South Dakota farmland. Delhi declares a public health emergency

By Alex Menter   You’re not entitled to my body because you feel neglected, you’re entitled because you’re abusive.  

By Catherine Masters   My therapist told me a few months ago that I should explore my femininity. I had

By Sarah Perry Photo credit: Claire Lewis   a tree of dragons, jaws of leaves gnashing the grey; am I

By Sue McEvoy   Perhaps you saw your first set strung across a neighbor’s porch, colored squares of cloth, faded

By N. Emm   Blowing in the wind makes me think of traveling. Moving with the wind. These three poems

By Barbara Bush   It surprised me how quickly I felt at home — having been blown about the past