Poetry by Women

Virga

Virga

Like rain held in abeyance, these poems were waiting for their time, and gathered together create a compelling, distinctly feminine and feminist meditation on maturing womanhood. >>

Volta

Volta

In Volta, Susan Gillis explores the "turn," facing new directions, considering new angles and changing from one form to another. She also turns fifteen original 16th century sonnets into fifteen new free verse poems by trying to crack them open at their "turn." >>

Whistle Stops: A Locomotive Serial Poem

Whistle Stops: A Locomotive Serial Poem

Sex—like travel and serial poetry—hurtles forward in a non-narrative fashion. >>

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