My brother works for Allstatelives in Sterling Whites, Michiganand always sells the mostflags for the VFWhe makes love to an angloevery nightand wears a coiffurethat
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For me Edna St. Vincent Millay (1892-1950) is the epitome of the flapper, an early twentieth century party girl, one who proved that just because
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Chocolate City Latina Lively, Accessible, Woman-centered Poetry Esperanza Malavé Cintrón shapes her book of poems, Chocolate City Latina, into four parts: Girl Talk, Spirit Speak,
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Visions Of A Post-Apocalyptic Sunrise: Detroit Poems Esperanza Cintrón’s Visions of a Post-Apocalyptic Sunrise: Detroit Poems begins “to the strains of B. B. King’s
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March 17th On my way here I passed a dead cat striped grey fur squished in the road my effort to avoid him only added
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What Keeps Me Sane “These poems . . . knock the wind out of you. You’ll get lost in the haunting beauty and terrible sadness
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