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Tag Archives: Texas
The texas statehouse–a tanka (or, if you’re packing, make them deodorant)
No longer hidden instruments of discretion, these bullets, shot straight through this red state rhetoric will bring some needed freshness
two poems about the news
1. When we thought the earth was flat, science could be a matter of opinion; the solar system plotted as we know it a dangerous heresy. We thought we evolved. We thought we moved through our darker ages, but the … Continue reading
Posted in New Free Verse
Tagged climate change, feminism, I think the edge of my liberal is showing., please excuse me, poetry, politics, Sarah, speech, Texas
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Susan Daniels Poetry 