On Her Terms:
“Girl, living in the swell of my belly, 
I sense you sobbing as I sway, 
And wonder what grief and knowledge, 
Fill the knots of your body like the crusts
or boiled grass we ate to survive” A poem by Victoria Field.

A Christmas Reflection:
“One year, will it slip away?
 Will the meaning finally be lost?
 Will the annual cycle of readings, carols, prayers for peace and a light shining in the darkness — finally, give up the ghost?”

Easter for Jerusalem:
Thoughts and reflections for Holy Week
This Easter we are asking people to think, not only of the events that occurred in Jerusalem 2,000 years ago, but also of the current situation there. 

Advent Words of Hope
In this year of anniversaries for Palestine.

A Poem for National Poetry Day – 2017