I come across all sorts of poems in my continuous hunt for poetry contests and literary journals that might house the verses I wrestle to write. Yesterday, I came across a jewel. A simple, stunning jewel. The poem was a finalist for Rattle Poetry’s 2013 Contest and was written by Los Angeles-based poet Chanel Brenner, pictured to the right. To read more poems by Ms. Brenner, click here. Below is the poem that left me stunned. A POEM FOR WOMEN […]

Categories: Ana Maria Caballero, ZiR • Tags: children, death, grief, literature, poetry, writing