Featured Art: Roses at Haggins
Art of the Week, Featured Art, NLAPWRoses at Haggins by Chella Gonsalves, Modesto Branch Oil on panel (9×12)
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Featured Poem: The Long Winter of Cancer
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By Martha Steger Member-at-large The sun’s brightest rays fall on another hemisphere. I lie trapped in long frozen night as wakening quail summons its might to chip through icy ... Read more
Feature Poem: Widow
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By Barbara Castle Hanson Cape Canaveral Branch (Florida) You are no longer suffering, “in a better place.” I’m glad for that. But that place is not with me anymore. ... Read more
Featured Art: Bermuda Rooftops
Art of the Week, Featured Art, NLAPW“Bermuda Rooftops” by Norma Sumner, Fort Lauderdale Branch Watercolor (20×16)
Read moreFeatured Poem: Sea Oats
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By Fern Overvold Atlanta Branch (Georgia) Tall and slender the sea oats bow to one another without breaking. Something in their sandy shoes allows them to tilt from their ... Read more
Featured Art: A Joyful Noise
Art of the Week, Featured Art, NLAPW“A Joyful Noise” by Dorothy Atkins, Santa Clara County Branch Acrylic (9×12)
Read moreFeatured Poem: Treading Water
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By Sally Wahl Constain Jacksonville Branch (Florida) One of the first things we learned way back then in Camp Tioga was how to float, front and back and how ... Read more
Featured Essay: How I Found My People
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By Dorothy Atkins Santa Clara County Branch I am an artist, writer, entrepreneur, storyteller, and a Pen Woman. I had been preparing for this all my life. As a youngster, ... Read more
Featured Art: Queen Elizabeth, Age 14
Art of the Week, Featured Art, NLAPW“Queen Elizabeth, Age 14” by Pauline Runkle, Fort Lauderdale Branch Pastel (20×26 framed)
Read moreFeatured Poem: When Day Dies
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By Barb Whitmarsh Bayou City Branch (Texas) When day dies and shadows are no longer shade Now silhouettes and things Of which imaginations made And the wind ordinary by ... Read more