Tao
I stand on a bridge
half a century old
balance carefully on the rail
spread my arms and
lean into the fall.
This collection of poems from B. Morrison reveals her journey of transformation. Standing on the threshold of a new life, she examines the past and the world around her for signs in her quest to recreate herself. Calling herself a pilgrim, a pilot and an explorer, she lays aside all that is no longer of use and moves forward into the unknown.
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Upcoming Events:
Poetry Discussion Group
Saturday, 13 February
(postponed due to snow)
12N – 2 p.m.
Baltimore Hostel
17 W. Mulberry Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
(this month only; next
month back to the library)
Free. Copies of poems provided.
February — John Keats
“Small Claims”, an excerpt from B. Morrison’s unpublished memoir, has been published in Sin Fronteras/Writers without Borders Vol. 13.
B. Morrison’s poem “City” has been published in New Lines from the Old Line State: An Anthology of Maryland Writers
http://marylandwriters.org/
B. Morrison won first prize in the Maryland Writers’ Association 2008 Short Works Contest in two categories: poetry and nonfiction. Both are published in Scribble magazine, Volume 7, Issue 2, available from www.scribblemagazine.us.
Coming 2010:
Right of Way: Introduction to Identity and Privilege Management, by B. Morrison