“…they say a female nmé can live 150 years,…”
Author Archives: Jennifer Neal
‘Blood In Winter’ – 1st Place Winner of the National Federation of State Poetry Societies Quarterly Membership Contest
“…scented of earth and coffee…”
The Poet Life
“For 2025 the only thing I told myself I wanted to do was be a poet.”
Contest Poems in Peninsula Poets
“Visions Again” & “Michigama”
Interwoven — An Ekphrastic Poem
“A spark beat the heart alive
and became the true origin of fire…”
“Ghost Tea” Published in Harmony Lit Magazine
“And who else drank from this chipped cup?”
“Glower” in The Winged Moon Magazine
“seized in obsidian,
the sentinel’s glare
declares migratory disorder”
I Can Almost Say I Survived This Summer
I’m ready for cold weather, crisp leaves, & cleansing snowfall.
“Niiyaw” Published in Persephone Literary
Debut issue
I Cannot Tell July
I exist in fragments. At least that’s what my mind tries to do most of the time.
Thistle Thoughts 