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ANCESTORS

October 12, 2026October 12, 2026 Katherine West

I walk beneath the sandstone cliff as if I were the first, as if I were the last to know this place to leave her prints in sand, a gift to future from the past, a lace of ancient toes and bones and grace a wait, a hint of reverent Read more

Featured, Poetry, Women's Issues + Awarenessfemale ancestors, Katherine West, poetryLeave a comment

Let Feminine Rage Take the Stage

October 7, 2026October 7, 2026 Kelly Rook Daly

I am thinking about feminine rage and the anger I feel every time I go on social media and see another file outlining the horrors a woman went through at the mercy of evil men. The cruel injustices women everywhere face, their stories of abuse reduced to “allegations.” I don’t Read more

Women's Issues + AwarenessKelly Rook Daly, MeToo, Patriarchy, Womens issuesLeave a comment

Learning How to Single

October 7, 2026October 7, 2026 Sarah Cannon

Todd was the across-the-street neighbor who would take my garbage bin to the street after my husband left. Todd was older than me and had a live-in partner who was older than him. He was the kind of guy who talked with you at the mailbox about boring stuff like Read more

Dating + Relationships, Featured, Women's Issues + Awarenessdating as a single mom, relationships, Sarah Cannon, toxic familyLeave a comment

Cancers

September 26, 2026September 28, 2026 Rebecca Rogerson

Part I I miss you, even though you visit me and you’re dead. It’s been a year since cancer ate up your bones. There is no more blood for end-of-life nosebleeds. “Take mushrooms, they’ll help you sleep better,” you said to me on your deathbed. Reishi mushroom is the only Read more

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Under the Table

September 1, 2026 Andreia Rosanova

My first trip to Paris. A dream come true. From the favela to the City of Light. Like in the movies. Young, in love, and full of hope. We were sipping drinks on a sunny terrace when my new boyfriend glanced at my arms and grimaced. “You have a lot Read more

Women's Issues + AwarenessAndreia Rosanova, beauty ideal, women's issues1 Comment

God Bless the Land of Milk and Money

July 20, 2026 Jodie Beckstine Killian

The fields are gone, the chains remain, Now they brand you with debt and shame. Cotton mills turned to glass and steel, You’re free but can’t afford a meal. Railroad kings laid tracks of gold, On stolen earth, their fortunes rolled. Crypto kings now stake their claim, Lady Liberty weeps Read more

Featured, Poetry, Women's Issues + AwarenessJodie Beckstine Killian, poetry, politics, United StatesLeave a comment

SEVENTEEN BOOKS LATER

July 20, 2026 Anne Leigh Parrish

When you get to be my age, you reflect on how you spent your time here on earth, the people you loved, the ones you didn’t, the dreams you wove, and the ones that unraveled. What you see is a study in personal evolution. If you’re lucky, your life was Read more

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The Mother List

April 29, 2026April 29, 2026 Katherine Wilkinson

Your mother is soft tissue like rabbit ready for stew. Your mother is murder, she just doesn’t know it yet. Your mother is long rambling speech patterns. Your mother is perfect oval shapes. Your mother is god-like and fickle. Your mother is suffering. Your mother is seven miles uphill. Your Read more

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