I’m humbled by a grace that continually reminds me of how very deep all our lives run, the need for acceptance, the distance we’ve come and have yet to go.
On Other Shores
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Virginia Boudreau is an emerging writer who makes her home in southwestern Nova Scotia, Canada. Her poetry and prose have appeared in a wide variety of international venues. Publication credits include The New York Times, Palette Poetry, The Sunlight Press, The Antigonish Review, Westerly, Grain, TNQ, Beautiful Things, The Mantlepiece, and RiddleBird. She is currently in the process of finding homes for her first poetry manuscript and a collection of essays.
I’m humbled by a grace that continually reminds me of how very deep all our lives run, the need for acceptance, the distance we’ve come and have yet to go.
A new week at Sunlight begins with a poem.
Today we share two poems by Virginia Boudreau.