have you ever wondered why
poetry books are so thin?
it’s because you cannot
handle more than that;
one poem itself is a
prairie a moccasin
a graveyard a
wish; it drips
with all the
fat of the
buffalo.
All the Fat
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About the Author
Elizabeth G. Howard is poet, journalist, and digital marketing specialist. She founded Demand Poetry in 2008, writing original poetry at virtual and live at events on her Olivetti 33 typewriter. Her writing has been published in Boston Literary Magazine, American Craft, Bentlily among many others. She is member of the Writing Workshop Kansas City and a resident of the Writer’s Colony at Dairy Hollow. She calls Iowa, London, and Kansas City home.