Washington poet Eric Ode often finds ideas while out walking. Here he shares a poem inspired by the prickly (or not) holly ...

Too often, when people think of poetry they think, 'Oh great, another love poem.' Or another nature poem, or another poem rife with socio-political commentary. Well, I'm here to tell you there are ...

Kansas poet laureate Traci Brimhall is offering poetic sustenance to Kansas and beyond.

With words that pulse with vulnerability, sensuality, retrospection, and joy, a gifted collective of Black queer poets are ...

Born in Chicago and raised in Alabama, WJ Lofton’s creative work breathes life into the intricacies of identity, race, grief, ...

Our views on relationships, politics and lifestyle (love of travel, no kids etc.) are in complete alignment. I now realize that I am really in love with my best friend.

Dear Annie: I might be in love with my sister-in-law. Or to put it more accurately, I think I might be in love with my deceased wife’s sister. I’m not sure if we’re still truly in-laws anymore.

Dear Annie: I might be in love with my sister-in-law. Or to put it more accurately, I think I might be in love with my deceased wife’s sister. I’m not sure if we’re still truly in-laws anymore.

My husband and I have been happily married for 12 years. We have a beautiful family — a 12-year-old daughter and a ...

DEAR ANNIE: I might be in love with my sister-in-law. Or to put it more accurately, I think I might be in love with my deceased wife’s sister. I’m not sure if we’re still truly in-laws anymore.

Our views on relationships, politics and lifestyle (love of travel, no kids etc.) are in complete alignment. I now realize that I am really in love with my best friend.