Margaret Ronda is the author of a book of poems, Personification, and a critical study, Remainders: American Poetry at Nature's End. Her poems have appeared in The Los Angeles Review of Books Quarterly Journal, The Columbia Poetry Review, Pool, Gulf Coast, and other journals. She is an assistant professor of English at the University of California-Davis.

Other poems by Margaret Ronda in Verse Daily:
April 20, 2010:   "Postcard" "Travelled inside the sea wall, gauzy net, hole..."

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Other poems on the web by Margaret Ronda:
Five poems

Margaret Ronda on Twitter.

About For Hunger:

"In Margaret Ronda's second book of poems, For Hunger, grieving and mothering are similar labors done not in a single moment, but in the ruptures and raptures of elongated hours and shortened days. By turns both subtle and stunning, the speaker builds a house of relation, a house in which the loved one is 'a door open halfway.' This hauntingly beautiful book does not shy away from the fact that 'to love is territory and darkness'; instead, it offers itself up as a light onto this dark territory, a 'lullaby full of doors.'"
—Sasha Steensen