Poet’s Note [on the origins of her book of sonnets, Doll ]:
I was participating in a residency at Ucross with my collaborative partner, visual artist Jo Yarrington, completing a project called “The Falling Edge,” a three-book series on our travels to Iceland, Venezuela, and Bhutan. One day in my studio writing, I remembered my husband saying: “There’s an inflatable doll in that passenger’s seat.” From there, it wasn’t difficult to picture the inflatable doll in other everyday situations—watching movies, going to the office Christmas party, and even winning the Publishers Clearinghouse Sweepstakes.
Excited by this contribution as part of Women’s History Month. Please have a look at a website called Women You Should Know (WYSK.com) for more celebrations of women that includes poetry honoring women poets of the past.
Looking forward to more posts!
Excited by this contribution as part of Women’s History Month. Please have a look at a website called Women You Should Know (WYSK.com) for more celebrations of women that includes poetry honoring women poets of the past.
Looking forward to more posts!