Marie Anzalone : Writing

poem: Handling Heartbreak Over Thirty

poem: Handling Heartbreak Over Thirty

A Chapter by Marie Anzalone


Break two eggs into a bowl- you are going to need them later. Take a deep breath… sun is good, if you have it. Wonder why this never gets e..
self-esteem for girls

self-esteem for girls

A Story by Marie Anzalone


solicting input from fellow writers
poem: Little Big Man

poem: Little Big Man

A Chapter by Marie Anzalone


Christmas poem for my aunt, on the loss of her son earlier this fall
poem: Even in a Hurricane

poem: Even in a Hurricane

A Chapter by Marie Anzalone


Yes- I admit it now-I wanted you.My heartwanted you,as a parched man wants water on a hot July daymy body wanted you,as a pomegranite longs to be devo..
poem: The Forgotten Art of Bathing in Basins

poem: The Forgotten Art of Bathing in Basins

A Chapter by Marie Anzalone


Start the fire, first, and wait for the smoke to clear. A cast itron old Dutch oven is the perfect size-fill it from the tub or rain barrel, and let ..
poem: challenge

poem: challenge

A Chapter by Marie Anzalone


I miss who we once believed we were- in our childhood days stalwart adventurers, undaunted by any trial, when we built our forts in the woods and ..
poem: Lit Around the Edges

poem: Lit Around the Edges

A Chapter by Marie Anzalone


I tried to write of God today, a lofty, worldly vision, some altered, relevant view.and instead, my mind's path led me unhurriedly, but surely, to the..
Manicured Feet

Manicured Feet

A Poem by Marie Anzalone


for MSYes, you will love again.Your heart will survive thisIt may not be what you imagine now-but you will. You will probably love herfor not being me..
poem: Teaching an Innocent About Love

poem: Teaching an Innocent About Love

A Chapter by Marie Anzalone


You asked me to teach you what I knew about the ways of the heart and women's bodies; how to make their curves come alive under your hands an..
poem: Tending the Garden of a Suicide Victim

poem: Tending the Garden of a Suicide Victim

A Chapter by Marie Anzalone


That which is wild and unruly has overgrown its more civilized companions.Goldenrod inlackluster brushy plumes and sour yellow sorrel, tasting of lem..