Sunday Recap & She was in her prime by Maggie Devers

Here’s your recap of this week’s poems plus one new poem to carry us into the week ahead.May 19 - Fides, Spes by Willa CatherMay 20 - Love by Elizabeth Barrett BrowningMay 21 - Storm Chaser by Melanie HessMay 22 - During this year's lunar eclipse by Maggie DeversMay 23 - The Visionary by Emily BrontëMay 24 - Spring Storm by William Carlos WilliamsMay 25 - She was in her primeAnd she knew it.It wasn’t just the swagger,It was her ain’t give a damn About any of it.She could wake up And beWhatever she wanted To be.She could transform herself in the momentBurn and rise from the ashesUnsheathe her sword to vanquish foes Cuddle the cat as the rain rambles downAnything she wantsTo beIs hersShe knowsThe prison of identity is only in the mindAnd she’s limbered hers up over the years Studying chameleons and flying squirrels To learn the ways of flashing in the light.- Maggie DeversMore from Maggie Devers ↓Read my debut poetry book, For My DaughterFollow me on Instagram for more poetry @rembrandts.cure