Monthly Archives: January 2019

 Joy  Joy is sudden, gradual, elusive and sometimes downright grotesque it can creep up to you when you least expect it and or can exist in the residual amount when you want it in abundance Joy is unexpected when a … Continue reading →

Road Intersection A green sign to the Interstate North to Springfield, IL South to Saint Louis, MO   A quiet sunset Orange sweet and bitter Colors of last summer days   Clouds so soft you could almost touch Images playing … Continue reading →

MILLENIAL MAMA Wearing a blue bikini and whizzing around the lawn on a riding mower, she deftly steers with one strong arm while the other holds her naked baby boy on her lap. A modern-day madonna and child making circles … Continue reading →

Linda Imbler is an internationally published poet.  Her poetry collections include “Big Questions, Little Sleep,”  “Lost and Found,” and “The Sea’s Secret Song.” She is a Kansas-based Pushcart Prize and Best of the Net Nominee.  Linda’s poetry and a listing … Continue reading →