Like the memory deepest hidden, it drives you The you you can’t put down make sleep smother under logic The…
Year: 2011
transfer, held damply in her hand, the snow melting where her cap (nearly) met her coat, her scarf left where…
Hearing your heart beat Quick, definite, determined Inside of me The first time I knew instantly That you would be…
Excerpts from a photo essay by Hester Jones, “CALL YOURSELF A MOTHER.” View more photographs of this essay and more…
Between Greenwich and Cambridge, Cambridge to Arlington The brightly lit hills rise. Reds and yellows smart the eyes. She’s bored…
There are moments in life where we hit a new level of independence and experience growth so significant that it…
The thought of dragging herself and her baby to the store rubbed against her nerves all morning. But the leaking…
The Mom Egg Benefit for Museum of Motherhood/ 100Thousand Poets for Change The Mom Egg, an annual journal of poetry,…
Selections The Mom Egg Vol. 9 2011 Get the Issue Sandra de Helen MISSPENT MOTHERHOOD i squandered…
Editor’s Pick by Marjorie Tesser – Perfect for fans of Anais Nin and Marguerite Duras, Margo Berdeshevsky’s collection of short…