Bio

Linda Conroy, a retired social worker, likes to write about the connection between human nature and the natural world, and to observe the changing times. She enjoys trying new poetry forms and is the author of two poetry collections, Ordinary Signs, and Familiar Sky.

If
you
decide
to write a
poem with a tale
a good new fable, fast and fun,
use one scoop of words, the wildest paper you can find
add images so small they might be mislaid, but won't, they'll catch the most observant eye
but don't forget to sweep the passage clean so phrases
slip into places as clocks chime
the magic hour when
work is done
and lets
you
be