Wordgathering

A Journal of Disability Poetry and Literature

Volume 11     Issue 3     September 2017

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Poetry in this Issue

• Cheyenne Black, The Abrasions of a Swell; Broken Sonnet for T10/11
• Katherine M. Clarke, When I Could Walk
• Sarah Katz, Open and Open
• Des Kenny, Just Another Day
• Lynda Lambert, To the Curator of Small Things
• Cali Linfor, Nectarines
• Maakomele R. Manaka, Born to Blackness; Children Born of Children; Black Day
• Sergio Ortiz, Ode #20; Sitting on My Corpse
• Alyssa Radtke, The Poet Asked Me What My Wheelchair Symolized; PERL Poem (Teachers' Edition); To Charge a Wheelchair
• Gerard Sarnat, Journal After Septuagenarian Fell Foul of Grandson's Marry-Go-Round
• Nuala Watt, Skivers Song; Invigilation

As in previous issues, each of the poems above is accompanied by an audio for the above poems. Unless otherwise indicated the poems are read by the poets themselves. Others are read by Wordgathering staff readers Sean Mahoney, Tendai Mwanaka, and Melissa Cotter.

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