“Today I Didn’t…” by Julie Winters Finish my work and jump into the shower and put on my favorite purple blouse, the one with the scooped neck that I hope entices; I didn’t consider which earrings might match which bracelet; … Read More
We present MORE great poems from the first issue of Greenbelt’s Iguana Review, published in 2003, plus the audio file of Anne Sucher’s song “Smooth,” based on Rob Baluch’s poem. If I could collect people as an entomologist does butterflies … Read More
Greenbelt Live was recently contacted by Delali Norvor, a senior at Roosevelt HS writing to say that she lives in “lovely Greenbelt” and has written a book of poetry. Called National Eyes of an Urban Pariah, it’s “about a girl who … Read More
Greenbelters, these are your poets. And no, they’re not the Hippie Poets Society but the competitors in a new poetry event sponsored by Friends of the New Deal Cafe. The poets read their works at a fun reception for them … Read More
