Patricia Lockwood’s poems have appeared recently in Poetry, AGNI, Denver Quarterly, Gulf Coast, and Hayden’s Ferry Review. She lives in Florida.
Patricia Lockwood
The Ghost of a Grandmother Goes Off-Loom for a Day
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