Woman with a Tree on her Head: Poems Author|Matt Schuth Who better to tell the

Who better to tell the stories than those living with struggling to understand and dealing with the day-to-day challenges that can be overwhelming

Even when their enemies operate under different banners

Parkison delves into marriage and mourning

Brian Unger the author of The Rincón Notebooks studied medieval and classical literature and languages at C

Her passion in life is for working with children

Woman with a Tree on her Head: Poems Author|Matt Schuth Who better to tell theIn Woman with a Tree on her Head, Patricia Corbus writes about the enchanting, troubled beauty of the world and human life in these lyrical poems of grace and distinction. Sly and funny, a little baroque, a little surreal, accepting and generous, her poems spark with surprises. Please let me hear from you. Slip a letter under my door, smoke an exploding cigar with me, take me out for a cherry bomb or a Molotov cocktail. Humor pops up like a hand