Reflection 1

Reflection 2

Robin Morgan, USA (1941 - ), "then the blood blossomed from her mouth" (Winter of Women Poets)

Sappho, Greek (ca. 630 BC - unknown), "and let there exist for us not one single further sorrow" (Winter of Women Poets)

Susan Howe, USA (1937 - ), "But what is envy - Is envy the bonfire inkling?" (Winter of Women Poets)

Adrienne Rich, USA (1929-2012), "to have you listen at all, it's necessary to talk about trees" (Winter of Women Poets)

Anna Swir (Świrszczyńska), Poland (1909-1984), “After all, there are no people here – only fire buzzing up to the sky” (Winter of Women Poets)

Edna St. Vincent Millay, USA (1892–1950), "I kneel spending my breath in vain desire" (Winter of Women Poets)

Anne Carson, Canada (1950 - ), "it would be sweet to have a friend to tell things to at night, without the terrible sex price to pay" (Winter of Women Poets)

Natalya Gorbanevskaya, Russia (1936-2013), "Oh how am I to reach you" (Winter of Women Poets)

SoNia SanChez, American (1934- ), "but what could have been floods the womb until i drown" (Winter of Women Poets)

Śīlābhaṭṭārikā, India (aka Sila, Classical Sanskrit ca. 700-?), "We knew long evenings wet with the moon" (Winter of Women Poets)

Marjorie Agosín, Chilean American (1955 –2025), “Head hanging low and so far away, I believe in the god of children" (Winter of Women Poets)

Marina Tsvetaeva, Russia (1892-1941), "Look -- it is nearly night: what do you speak of, poets, lovers, generals?" (Winter of Women Poets)

Li Qingzhao (Li Ch'ing-chao), China (1084-ca.1151), "Down come a thousand lines of tears." (Winter of Women Poets)

Nicole Brossard, Canada, (1943- ) "So transform me, she said, into a watercolor in the bed" (Winter of Women Poets)

Anonymous, from the Cambridge Songs (ca. 1000), "I am thrilled. Yet I swallow sighs...turn pale." (Winter of Women Poets)

Gertrud Kolmar (Gertrud Käthe Chodziesner, 1894–1943 [Auschwitz]), "For me the rainy sky fell thick and stifling down" (Winter of Women Poets)

Apache, Anonymous, "Through her holy truth she goes about." (Winter of Women Poets)

June Jordan, USA (1936-2002), "I wanted nobody roll back the trees!" (Winter of Women Poets)

Sylvia Plath, USA (1932-1963) "The wet dawn inks are doing their blue dissolve. On their blotter of fog the trees" (Winter of Women Poets)

Ntozake Shange, USA (1948-2018), "there is something caught in my throat / it is this place" (Winter of Women Poets)

Claribel Alegría, Nicaraguan-Salvadoran (1924-2018), "The sky is not falling. The politicians said so." (Winter of Women Poets)

Anonymous Hispano-Arabic jarchas (1000-1300), "But only if you hold me so my earrings touch the jewelry on my ankles" (Winter of Women Poets)

Jayne Cortez, USA, (1934-2012) "You saw Big Mama trance dancing her chant" (Winter of Women Poets)

En-hedu-Ana (𒂗𒃶𒌌𒀭𒈾), Sumerian (2300 BC), "I carried the ritual basket and sang your praise" (Winter of Women Poets)

Leigh Herrick, USA, "We think it will not come back to us" (Winter of Women Poets)

Forugh Farrokhzad, Iran (1935-1967), "Arrows are in my heart, the candle is upside down." (Winter of Women Poets)

Gwendolyn Brooks, USA (1917-2000), "Oh mother where is happiness" (Winter of Women Poets)

Emily Dickinson, USA (1830-1886), "Demur - you're straightway dangerous - " (Winter of Women Poets)

Through the Blue Bottle

Minneapolis, Saturday, January 24, 2026

untitled

Gutter Ice Triptych, January 9 2026

You Want It Redder?

View Through Ice

You Want It Whiter?

Clarity

I Know Not Seems

I Know Not Seems

Second Shadow on the Wall

Shadow on the Wall

Intensified Calm

Autobiography of Forming Ice

Autobiography of Rayleigh Scattering

Impression of a Super Moon

Autobiography of Sun

Autobiography of Sun

Autobiography of Sun

Fire

Phlox

Dressing the Table (Mail Art)

Control Shift

...and Ice

After the Rain, 06 2025

Mason Bee, 2018

Dragonfly, 2022

February, 2025

Reflection While Dishes Wait

Poppy closeup

Hydrangea closeup

The Wayward Intention of Nature (Mail Art)

Swallowtail Caterpillar

Untitled, 2014

The Paradox of Symmetry (Emerald Ash Borer)

Streetlamp in Fog with Shelf Mushroom.

red oak

Great Horned Owlets, 2012

Vintage Mini Mal Ism

re|b|earth

September 9, 2014

As yet untitled. Part of a series I'm working on that will be included in broadside creation.

The Delicate Position of Things Up Close

Biography of Impending ReMembering

Autobiography of Red

Autobiography of Wood

Autobiography of Yellow

Fading Away 1, Leigh Herrick, Small Doc

Fading Away 2, Leigh Herrick, Small Doc

Fading Away 3, Leigh Herrick, Small Doc

Silverwood, Leigh Herrick, Small Doc

5231, Leigh Herrick, Small Doc

Eclipse of the Eclipse, 2017, Leigh Herrick, Small Doc

5156, Leigh Herrick, Small Doc Published in 2018 in The William and Mary Review

Grid, Leigh Herrick, Small Doc

January, Coming Dusk, Leigh Herrick, Small Doc

5400, Leigh Herrick, Small Doc

Sunday, Leigh Herrick, Small Doc

Are You Thinking About It Yet, Leigh Herrick, Small Doc, Published in Otoliths

Zazen with Asemic Ice, Leigh Herrick, Small Doc, Published in Otoliths

Radiant Asemic Ice

Release the Balloon of Tears from Your Throat, Leigh Herrick, Small Doc

THE LIST, Leigh Herrick, Small Doc

Meditation on What He Said, Leigh Herrick, Small Doc, Published in Otoliths

Red Alert, Leigh Herrick, Small Doc

Oceanus and Doris, Leigh Herrick, Small Doc

RED PEN by Leigh Herrick, Pulbished in OTOLITHS, Small Doc

BLUE by Leigh Herrick Published in Mad Hatter's Review Small Doc

future dream by Leigh Herrick Published in Mad Hatter's Review Small Doc