Where is the rider owner of the bike's wheel stuck in mud

cherry blossoms and snow can Spring blossom through parked cars with nowhere to go

1) apple 2) strawberries 3) a blush 4) a lipstick, 5) lips, 6) painted fingernails, 7) lobsters, 8) shrimp, 9) autumn leaves, 10) holly, 11) embarrassment, 12) anger, 13) a rash, 14) a wound 15) bright shirt 16) Erich's favorite color 17) what Erich wants me to wear 18) what I tell my mother to wear 19) tomatoes 20) tomato concentrate

the sound of the waves sweeping the beach the seagulls squeaking calling above dogs barking and children playing on the beach and tossing frisbees

Thanks, Geoff. This is very helpful!

Hi Mia, it's good meeting you! It'll be fun writing together! Debbie

Hi Barbara, good to meet you! It'll be fun writing together! Debbie

Hi Ezra, it's nice meeting you too! I'm looking forward to reading more of your poetry! Thanks! It'll be a fun journey!

Hi Geoff, I'm excited to start learning from you!

Dreams     Lightning dove, apple blossom, cantaloupe, shells, miniature caves where we peek inside and plunge down swirling slides, salted pink caverns, echoes of a distant sea   which brings us to the beach  searching for starfish, sand dollars, dreams in a desert of chipped cups and vases left by snails, sparkling glass, miles of sand that we leave to the dark sea, the night,   the shadows who flock at dawn tossing our dreams into heavy sacks, crushing ones shaped like sad pebbles beneath their boots, leaving only scattered footprints on an empty beach. Deborah Strozier              “Dreams” was published in The Bitter Oleander’s 2005 Fall Volume 11, No. 2 and reprinted in The Raintown Review’s 2006 Volume 5, Issue 1  

I'm also working on a full-length manuscript, Jade Heart, which follows my mother's life and journey from Hong Kong to the US, and family. I'm interested in applying for grants and fellowships in the future.

I'm interested in eventually getting into publications such as Rattle, the Sun, the Journal, etc. I'm interested in also developing a publication strategy in terms how evaluate the on-line journals and build up my bio. I'm also interested in learning how to participate more fully in poetry workshops by giving more in depth feedback! Thanks