Posted 02/01/2014 by Postcard Poems and Prose4 Comments Art

House by Lois Marie Harrod

Art Credit - PP&P staff — Art Credit – PP&P staff

Lois Marie Harrod takes self-portraits in restroom mirrors to document her passage through this world. Some consider her poetry part of this process, but she says her 14^th poetry collection, How Marlene Mae Longs for Truth (Dancing Girl Press), is not a selfie. When she is not worrying about earthworms as an invasive species, she teaches Creative Writing at The College of New Jersey. Visit her website for many more sassy poems.

The Sweet Briar Chapel Restroom in Amherst Virginia--during Lois's stay at Virginia Center for Creative Arts in 2011. — The Sweet Briar Chapel Restroom in Amherst Virginia–during Lois’s stay at Virginia Center for Creative Arts in 2011.

Restroom at the National Archaeological Museum in Rome in 2011.

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Oh my she’s good!

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Postcard Poems and Prose says:

02/01/2014 at 7:02 am

Yes, we think so too. 🙂 (eds.)

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Great idea – the mirrors – love the poem

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Lois! It’s Annette (used to run the MAC in Medford’s poetry committee). Great job. I do the restroom selfie pic thing, too. But only if I like the restroom. Nice to see you here!

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