Since Neuron Mirror, co-authored with Michael Walsh, I have continued to write poetry and promote the appreciation of poetry.

I have two manuscripts awaiting publication:
· One is devoted to dissenters against repressive power in the world over the last 30 years.
· The second book is about the tides of human experience.

On Shelter Island, I have been curating Poetry Webinars for the library. You can hear my interviews with Long Island poets and hear their poetry and my own by going to the YouTube links provided.

... links to pictures from the Shelter Island Library.

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  Advantage  

An egret on newly cut phragmites, . . .

Eating Lemon Bread   (for Sylvia)

A child alone in a foreign land . . .

Rings

. . . I would gaze at the light radiance on my finger . . .

A Man Who Writes

for Raul Rivero

     The Clock

When I was a child we had a clock, not elaborate, with a maid and man, vanishing and reappearing, on cue . . .

Poems from

Neuron Mirror
by Virginia Walker
& Michael Walsh

Waiting for the Butterfly

I have a new digital camera
but no patience at being very still . . .

Her Herbarium

. . . Electronic pages, turning
at my finger glide, . . .

A Madonna for Our Time

. . . Rockets flare to ashes . . .

Reading the Silk Road

. . .
Mountains and deserts isolate communities,
peaceful cultures flourishing . . .