Andrews' poem reminds us that angels turn up unannounced, and what looks like hell may be a reminder to be thankful for your own corner of heaven.

This week Women’s Voices for Change received a wonderful gift: permission to bring you five of Molly Peacock’s poems. Here's the first one: "Friends."

This week's poem by Millicent Borges Accardi reflects on what it means to have it all.

Tammy Nuzzo-Morgan is Suffolk County Poet Laureate for 2010-2011. Read and see why.

Kay Ryan has written of Hope that it is “the almost-twin/of making-do,/the isotope/ of going on.” Here at Women’s Voices for Change we celebrate that capability within women—that capacity to make do and go on—with hope.  No wonder we are spotlighting the poems of Ryan, our nation’s Poet Laureate, during April, National Poetry Month.  She is the perfect poet to…

A Passover poem from Israeli poet Karen Alkalay-Gut.