Poetry, Subjects & Themes, Women Authors
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Wash Me Away
by C Lynn
Wash Me Away is a moving collection of short prose poems reflecting on relationships, sexuality, heartbreak, and the process by which we move on from messy relationships. Straddling the line between essay and poem, these pieces explore the nuance...
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Rainbows in the Night
Poems by Alene Sen
rainbows in the night is a collection of poems and original photographs about loss and healing. these poems ask us to be still to tune into the body in search of new understandings of self and worth to trust in the journey. it gathers its readers...
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Photographic Poetry
by Kreistina Blinova
Have you ever wished there was a real time machine? Do you want to laugh so hard you cannot breathe? Whatever happened to that old school love? These are the questions of a dreamer and a hopeless romantic. Through heartbreak and loss, nostalgia...
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Spoonful of Tears
by Victoria Allyce
How do we cope when the person we’ve hung our hopes on inevitably disappoints us? How can we love again? What if we can’t forgive them? What if we can’t forgive ourselves? In Spoonful of Tears, poet Victoria Allyce explores the emotional knots we...
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When The Sun Rains
by A. Zovic
I just want to feel safe enough to love and loved enough to trust it. A. Zovic’s debut collection of poetry unmasks experiences often silenced, stories we are told to suppress—those of heartbreak, of mental health, of body image issues, of...
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The Elements
by Amber Rune
Earth, Air, Fire, Water, Spirit. These five elements are central to witchcraft, and indeed to the lives of us all. Yet all too often, we wander with little understanding and awareness of their presence around us and their influence on this world....
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Dimensions
Poems and Drawings by Betty Nadine Thomas
Dimensions is a journey across different dimensions of time, space and places beyond myself. It has been an exhilarating and amazing experience that has been profoundly enlightening to me and I hope it will also be to those who read it....
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Fieldnotes
in stillness & motion by Jilly Frances
Earmarking the residue of daily life, Jilly Frances recognizes the ever-changing nature of time and light, as a mirror, as a mother, as a memory, reflecting back to us moments that are both present and fleeting.
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crash & bloom
A poetry collection of grief & gratitude by Sara Machnik
mama, am I going to make it, is it going to be okay will I lose my breasts, my hair, my eyelashes will I lose my identity, femininity, my dignity will I recognize myself in mirrors, in photos, in memories who will I become if I no longer look...
