In returning to the office these past couple of weeks, I have had an opportunity to reflect on why working from home is so different from commuting, for me.
Tag Archives: poetry
I’m old!, or, Liz talks at length about Fleetwood Mac
Thanks for being with me on this journey!
Liz Writes: Seeing the Elephant In St. Louis
I traveled to St. Louis this past week and found inspiration.
Poem: salt water
I wrote this and don’t really know what to do with it. It’s a love poem, of course.
Poem: Farmland
This piece was published in 2013 in Burningword Literary Journal. I have it linked on my Poetry page, but it looks like you need an account on that website to see this now. So, here you go! On the commute homethe clouds form a tableatop four grain silos,each grand, different. It reminds me of you.Continue reading “Poem: Farmland”
Liz Writes [or Does] Things: End-of-year post
Here’s to more reading, more writing, more poetry, and more love in 2020. A toast for the new year and new things that will bring me joy.
Issue 1 of roam is here!
I can’t wait to share this with you.
Poem: swallowing sounds like boiling water
A poem that I had published a while ago. Enjoy!
Poem: Chirality, or, I asymmetrically create my body against genetics
Something new I’ve been noodling about how I deal with trauma.
On poetry, or, a story of how I fell in love with myself again
I am still learning, and living, and loving, and, more often than not, coping.