A blitz poem* by Catherine Horn and Linda Hortick Greenwich Branch, Connecticut Read about the two poet’s collaboration for this poem.   Writing poetry opens my soul Writing poetry is ... Read more

By Kay Helgerson Atlanta  Branch   “All’s fair,” they say, “in love and war,” Thus our mottos were the same, He playing chess, a game of war While I played ... Read more

By Marlene Klotz Boca Raton Branch, Florida   Whenever bad things happen, Think about tomorrow. Tomorrow is another day. It may erase your sorrow So wake up, get going, Forget ... Read more

By Janet Fagal Central New York Branch This poem was inspired by “Urban Edge,: oil on linen, an abstract piece by Linda Bigness-Lanigan, longtime CNY Branch arts member.   Memories ... Read more

By Dorothy Atkins Santa Clara County Branch, California   While searching for the perfect face I found suntan, beige, warm brown and brown They all looked the same Never the ... Read more

By Nancy Haskett Modesto Branch, California   It’s one of the last photos in our white Hallmark album – both of us running away from the church, heads down, smiling, ... Read more

By Megha Sood Member-at-large     My fingers tracing those invisible unetched dreams on my table some skewed and some forgotten by the cruel bouts of merciless time   Time ... Read more