A Love Poem to My Mother
AN AMERICAN WAKE – Chicago,1940
Something For You, from POEMS, POEMS EVERYWHERE
American Astronomer Henrietta Swan Leavitt
And So I Sit
CHILDHOOD
MY MOTHER’S VANITY By Joyce Thornburg
“Things You Didn’t Put On Your Resumé” by Joyce Sutphen
Imprimatur
The child’s hand, cast in plaster of Paris, a simple thing, flour, water, and ten minutes is all.
