Author: Teresa Berkowitz
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New Abortion Stories
Originally posted on Tangled Locks Journal:
The important work of authentic stories. I wish I were writing an uplifting review of the year. Sure, there were many bright spots, but the truth is, America and the world became more dangerous for many people. The culture of contempt has remained firmly in place. Dehumanizing and denigrating… -
Sending Smiles
Celebrating a religious holiday? Have a merry, happy, joyous one. Not celebrating anything? Have a great day! Having a complicated day? Sending comfort. I think I am doing a little bit of each! Wishing you all the very best.
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Reflections and New Directions
Originally posted on Tangled Locks Journal:
Are you one of those people that see the shortened days as a reason to reflect on the year and identify ways to want to grow? I don’t mean resolutions which are too easily broken. I mean intentions. I am and I’ve been thinking about what we do well… -
Eclipsed
This morning, the earth’s shadow ate the moon. Too ravenous, not even leaving a brilliant bite. Even with all my science, I am struck with awe by the celestial drama. Whispering incantations of hope between sips of my morning coffee. #LunarEclipse Morning poetry by Teresa Berkowitz.
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“We Soared” published by Mountain Blue Bird Magazine
I’m catching up! This summer my poem “We Soared” was published in the exquisite Mountain Bluebird Magazine. This is a print-only journal. Issue 2 is at the printers. To find out how to submit, subscribe, advertise and support please check out the link: https://jennyforrester.com/mountain-bluebird-magazine-press/ #poetrycommunity #writingcommunity #literary #openforsubmissions