what holds her, a reading & a review

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I am delighted to share this kind review of my debut collection of poetry, what holds her, by poet, Nicole Metts that was published in Ocotillo Review in Feb, 2020.

Phelps’s deeply philosophical poetry gives incantation of femininity through the sublime eclectic energies of life, of death, and in the realm between. She asks, “who are these guides stretching the wind” as she unravels her journey of “salt” and of “sorrow.”

Nicole Metts

Read the entire review here.

Listen to a reading of the first few poems in the book here:

d. ellis phelps, a reading from what holds her

& get your copy ($14 plus shipping) from Main Street Rag here:

Once again, thank your for being here and for your generous support of this work in the world. Words matter!

Namaste,

d

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