Poetry Magazine
A Lullaby
“A Lullaby” by Janet Lewis is reprinted by permission of Ohio University Press.
Source: Poetry (February 2012).
Biography
"Being a writer has meant nearly everything to me beyond my marriage and children," says Janet Lewis in Women Writers of the West Coast: Speaking of Their Lives and Careers. Lewis, whose father and husband both taught college-level English, credits her father "with being the first to teach her the rudiments of good prose and poetic style," according to Donald E. Stanford in the Dictionary of Literary Biography Yearbook. "[Her] . . .
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SUBJECT Living, Parenthood, Religion, Christianity
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