Wendy Videlock lives in Western Colorado where she teaches, writes a syndicated newspaper column and advocates for the arts in public spaces. Her work appears in the New York Times, Poetry Magazine, Hudson Review, O Magazine, Rattle, Hopkins Review and elsewhere. Wendy currently serves as poet laureate of the Western Slope of Colorado.

Other poems by Wendy Videlock in Verse Daily:
November 29, 2016:   "Redress" "It is good practice to call..."
August 20, 2010:   "Intersection" "There tedium and suddenness..."

Other poems on the web by Wendy Videlock:
Twenty-two poems
Four poems
"What You Thought You Lost"
"Here in the West"
"In the Turn of a Phrase"
"On Ceremony"
"Dear Universe"
"A Toast"
"Bane"
"Proverbial"
"Of You"
"The Owl"
"If You're Crowish"
""I Have Been Counting My Regrets"

Wendy Videlock's Website.

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August 23, 2020:   "Heart" by Hailey Leithauser
August 20, 2020:   "Heart" by A.E. Stallings
December 14, 2013:   "Sawhorses" by Greg Williamson

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