Changing Woman

By Annie Finch b. 1956 Annie Finch
If we change as she is changing,
if she changes as we change

(If she changes, I am changing)

Who is changing, as I bend
down to what the sky has sent us?

(Is she changing, or the same?)

Reprinted with permission of the author and Story Line Press (www.storylinepress.com).

Source: Eve (Story Line Press, 1997)

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Poet Annie Finch b. 1956

Subjects Social Commentaries, Gender & Sexuality

 Annie  Finch

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Annie Finch is the author or editor of fifteen books of poetry, translation, and criticism, including the trilogy of poetry collections Eve (1997), Calendars (2003), and Spells, and the long poems The Encyclopedia of Scotland (2002) and Among the Goddesses: An Epic Libretto in Seven Dreams (2009). Calendars was shortlisted for the Foreword Poetry Book of the Year Award, and Eve reissued in the Carnegie Mellon Classic . . .

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