I’m honored to have two poems included in On the Seawall: A Community Gallery of New Writing & Commentary. “The In-Between” celebrates the freedom of not belonging and “Manus Miraculum” explores grief. Many thanks to editor Ron Slate.
“Almost Sea Glass” in ONE ART: a journal of poetry
I’m happy to have my poem “Almost Sea Glass” included in ONE ART: a journal of poetry. Many thanks to editor Mark Danowsky. I didn’t write this poem with seasonal celebrations in mind, but it has a holiday feel to me today. Happy holidays to all, whatever you’re celebrating.
“Wink, Not Wince” in Muddy River Poetry Review
I’m happy to have my poem “Wink, Not Wince” included in Muddy River Poetry Review. Many thanks to editor Zvi Sesling and all the folks at Muddy River!
“Unexpected Lifeboat” in Thimble Literary Magazine
I’m happy to have my poem “Unexpected Lifeboat” included in the fall issue of Thimble Literary Magazine. Many thanks to editor Nadia Arioli and all the Thimble folks!
“Boom Town” in Rust + Moth
I’m honored to have my poem “Boom Town” included in Rust + Moth. “Boom Town” mourns the changing landscape in the part of the world I love so much. Many thanks to the editors.
“Fully Vaccinated” in Global Poemic
I’m happy to have my poem about cautiously venturing out into the world again, “Fully Vaccinated,” included in Global Poemic. Many thanks to the editors and to Stella Bellow for her wonderful art!
“Spring Unveils Beginnings and Endings” in The Night Heron Barks
I’m honored to have my poem “Spring Unveils Beginnings and Endings” in The Night Heron Barks. Many thanks to editor Rogan Kelly and the wonderful team at TNHB. Two of my photos are included and you can hear me read my poem.
“Broken” in MORIA Literary Magazine
I’m happy to have my poem “Broken,” which explores the link between destruction and renewal, included in MORIA Literary Magazine. Many thanks to the editors and staff at Woodbury University!
https://www.moriaonline.com/issue-seven-720742/2021/4/26/broken-by-sheila-wellehan
“Eighty Percent” in Global Poemic
The Covid-19 pandemic feels like an entire era with distinct periods to me now. Remember when we were preoccupied with hand sanitizer and Clorox Wipes? I’m happy to have my poem “Eighty Percent,” about hand sanitizer and addiction, included in Global Poemic. It’s accompanied by amazing art by Arabella Luna Friedland. Many thanks to the editors and to Arabella.
https://globalpoemic.wordpress.com/2021/03/19/eighty-percent/
“How to Fix a Faucet That Drips” in Silver Birch Press
I’m delighted to have a poem about plumbing, procrastinating, and home repair during the pandemic, “How to Fix a Faucet That Drips,” included in Silver Birch Press.
Sheila Wellehan 