Waterpaths
Cheryl covers interesting subject matter, from Jersey Shore observations like the boardwalk in moonlight, memories of past life, light in dreams, and New York City and other places we’ve all possibly visited, our own perspectives overlapping.
Waiting was not wasted on Cheryl, she took the days, hours, minutes, and seconds to paper. If you want to savor each piece, you can do so in winter, spring, summer, or winter by a roaring fires. Read them aloud, and share them, they are certainly meant for that very purpose.
Cheryl Moore began writing poetry in 1980, and is a long-time resident of Monmouth County, New Jersey. She has been published in several literary magazine and publications, including Sensations Magazine, Sinister Wisdom, Sojourner, The River, and Torch to the Heart. Cheryl won the 2005 Carol Mohr Wimberg Memorial Award from the New Jersey Poetry Society for “As a Mourning Poet,” and a 2005 Pushcart Prize nomination for “A Winter Poem.” Waterpaths is her first published poetry collection, bringing four decades of Cheryl’s poetry together for the first time in book form.
