Guest Post — My Hands: A Triad of Poems
Guest Post May 10, 2020 3 Comments
By Dianna Human Hands My hands Are the way they are For a lot of reasons. Short-fingered Because my dad’s genes. Veins that pop out
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By Dianna Human Hands My hands Are the way they are For a lot of reasons. Short-fingered Because my dad’s genes. Veins that pop out
by Miriam Cut Grass Sometimes I’m like green grass Growing millimeters At a time. But just as I reach the heights, There comes the lawnmower–
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I recently read an article about the levels of sexist attitudes of different religious groups. The participants were asked whether they agreed or disagreed with
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I have been thinking and writing about temple covenants during the past few weeks. I am writing a paper for an upcoming Mormon Studies conference
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