Poetry — Karen Wangare Leonard

Karen Wangare Leonard

Poetry

I Am a Poet Who Doesn't Know How to Survive the Poem

Karen LeonardSeptember 28, 2024Comment

Good Girl. Gay God.

Karen LeonardJune 16, 2024Comment

There’s a lot I don’t know about healing.

Karen LeonardMay 12, 2024Comment

there are still mothers weeping at tombs: an Easter Sunday poem on Transgender Day of Visibility

Karen LeonardMarch 31, 2024Comment

midnight isn’t a cure for devastation

Karen LeonardJanuary 28, 2024Comment

The Blood Should Be Mine

Karen LeonardDecember 13, 2023Comment

More Pillar of Salt Than a Miracle.

Karen LeonardNovember 19, 2023Comment

6 Years Later

Karen LeonardOctober 29, 2023Comment

Haikus in a Genocide Our Country is Responsible For

Karen LeonardOctober 22, 2023Comment

I'm Not the Religious Kind

Karen LeonardOctober 2, 2023

Genesis

Karen LeonardAugust 1, 2023

things i tell myself when the shame gets too loud

Karen LeonardJuly 1, 2023

Gay God

Karen LeonardJuly 1, 2023

This Country Called Home

Karen LeonardMay 30, 2023

Refusing to Drown

Karen LeonardApril 30, 2023

Prayed For

Karen LeonardApril 30, 2023

More

Karen LeonardMarch 31, 2023

Birthday Meditations

Karen LeonardMarch 31, 2023

A Letter to Myself When I'm Feeling Lost

Karen LeonardFebruary 28, 2023

Pilgrimage

Karen LeonardFebruary 28, 2023