Creative Writing: PhotoPoems
Angela’s PhotoPoems are a combination of her photos and poems, shot and written by her.

Divorce (Kentucky 1970)
She asked me to come early,
called me to the bedroom,
stood still as a soldier
in her slip Read More

Sea Level
A child
exploring, head down,
pushing a stick through
sandy debris, poking Read More

Comfort Haiku
(dedicated to my nephew George Allen) Read More

Loving Miro
Our parents took us to museums
like they ushered us to church.
No questions asked,
voices lowered to a whisper, Read More

Respect Crows
Crows hold grudges.
They memorize your mug
when you play nice,
and make you pay Read More

GirlFish
Tip your head
for a half lung of rarified air
while scrawny boys swim you
down and flatten your chest Read More

When We Grow Old…
We become
beasts of burden
like yaks or camels or
balding men carrying Read More

Almost First Everything
I recall
my first kiss,
first date,
first sex Read More

Silver Shoes
A trail of breadcrumbs, the Pole Star
make reliable guides
in most light,
yet today they’re hidden Read More

Swan in Bruges
Settled
like glass
on a hushed eddy,
pearlescent cloud Read More