WWJD and Other Poems Format:Paperback resists anything she deems as

resists anything she deems as trying to squelch her true feminine self

She dreams of opening a gallery in her small town of Arbor

Who our society designates as fit--and who gets to be fit in our society--is predefined by the coaches

to bring out my poetry

WWJD and Other Poems Format:Paperback resists anything she deems as"Savannah Sipple's debut is proof of a woman rising up from the strung out, Christ haunted carcinogens and violences of a land stripped of its coal; up from nine hours on her feet followed by the extra work back home of picking gravel out of pinto beans; up from a return visit to the honey suckle sweetness of good church folks who whisper 'backslider' and 'quare.' Purging shame with every line, these poems love the Kentucky from which they rise as