Bio for 2022
Amy is a Visual Design instructor. She wants her poetry to be like whiskey, not wine.
Poems Submitted This Year:
- June 01, 2022 How to Stand
- June 05, 2022 Stew
- June 08, 2022 I Would Rather
- June 09, 2022 Introducing The Velvet Turnover
- June 10, 2022 What it is Like to Arrive Too Late to the Party
- June 11, 2022 Pearl is the National Bauble
- June 12, 2022 The Instant Fame of a Talking Goldfish
- June 15, 2022 Widows Are as Bad as Has Been Represented
- June 17, 2022 Potential Seed of a Bret Easton Ellis Novel
- June 18, 2022 Another Hunchback
- June 19, 2022 Those Anxious Questions About the Future
- June 20, 2022 forgone
- June 21, 2022 Potential Antiques
- June 22, 2022 reroute and reform
- June 23, 2022 quick note
- June 24, 2022 working mom
- June 25, 2022 Can You See Us Together in the Light?
- June 26, 2022 Rugbeater (with instructions)
- June 27, 2022 artists
- June 28, 2022 permission papers
- June 29, 2022 landscape
- June 30, 2022 live long and love your firecrackers
Badges
Participated in the 2017 Lexington Poetry Month Writing Challenge
Participated in the 2018 Lexington Poetry Month Writing Challenge
Participated in the 2019 Lexington Poetry Month Writing Challenge
Participated in the 2021 Lexington Poetry Month Writing Challenge
Participated in the 2022 Lexington Poetry Month Writing Challenge
Sustained Lexington Poetry Month
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