Poetry Month is Still In Bloom
Flowers left at the Hampton Court gates on the morning after Queen Elizabeth died. Photo by Diana Dinverno. Diana Dinverno’s haibun was...
Winter Blue
Forget-me-nots are in bloom and Mother’s Day is right around the corner. So, I’m pleased that my poem “Winter Blue,” in honor of my...
A Lovely Way to Begin Poetry Month
Like many, I'm an admirer of artist Marc Chagall (1887-1985). Years ago, while visiting the Art Institute of Chicago, I discovered his...
New Poem
My poem titled "What I Say to My Birth Father as I Stand at the Edge of the Sea" appears in the Muleskinner Journal in a themed issue...
Join Me and The Magic Poetry Band to Celebrate the Season
Please join us this Thursday, December 21st at 7 pm at the Aretha Jazz Cafe located inside the Detroit Music Hall at 350 Madison St,...
POETRY READING AT THE ROYAL OAK PUBLIC LIBRARY
Poetry reading on Thursday, June 22 at the Royal Oak Public Library, 6:30 pm. Free, but please register here. Please join us for what...
A Good Way to Begin National Poetry Month
My poem “When the Sun and Moon Appears in the Same Sky” appears in the gorgeous new edition of the Gyroscope Review. This ekphrastic poem...
"The Opposite of an Existential Crisis"
Happy to share news that a new poem "The Opposite of an Existential Crisis" appears on Third Wednesday Magazine's website. Judge David...
Review of "When Truth Comes Home to Roost."
Honored to share the review written by Pulitzer Prize nominated writer Susan Isla Tepper. The review appears in CERVENA BARVA PRESS...
When Truth Comes Home to Roost
You're invited to an online reading hosted by Kalamazoo Friends of Poetry on Wednesday, March 23, 2022. Diana Dinverno's award-winning...
