Margo Berdeshevsky
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  June 2008
  |   | Stained: an anthology of writing about menstruation by 
          
                
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                published
               2023
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              4 editions
          
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|   | Not Ghosts, But Spirits III: art from the women's & lgbtqia+ communities by |  | 
|   | Beautiful Soon Enough 
          
                
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               2009
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              5 editions
          
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|   | KNEEL SAID THE NIGHT |  | 
|   | Before the Drought |  | 
|   | Between Soul & Stone 
          
                
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               2011
          
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|   | Fairy Tale Review, The White Issue by 
          
                
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               2009
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              3 editions
          
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|   | But a Passage in Wilderness 
          
                
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               2007
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              2 editions
          
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|   | Fairy Tale Review, The Web Issue by 
          
                
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               2010
          
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|   | ‘It Is Still Beautiful To Hear The Heart Beat’ 
          
                
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               2025
          
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Margo’s Recent Updates
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Margo Berdeshevsky
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Margo Berdeshevsky
rated a book it was amazing
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| Yes, an astonishing novel. Magical and yes, surreal, and gorgeous and terrifying and and and more. I spent the night dreaming of its wee birds piercing my consciousness and the author's. Brava! Between scenes of Paris that I know well, and scenes of ...more | |
      “from "KNEEL SAID THE NIGHT" : "...I once admitted to an older lover, as we lay naked and pleasured, that I was afraid to catch his age. Fortunately, he was compassionate. I asked if he minded my question. ...”
    
― KNEEL SAID THE NIGHT
  ― KNEEL SAID THE NIGHT
      “from "Here is My Body": "Invisible, on our lake, our dreamscape, the old blue heron lands. Beak of my hunger. Beak of her hunger. Beak of her mothering. Mother-me, I say. I’m her body of surrender, waiting. I’m her body of hunger, waiting. Her body of danger, waiting under the five million star-fall night. Mother, I cry, you promised kinder dreams. You promised sleep. Be kind, you said, before you surrendered. Before
you climbed the star-fall...”
― Before the Drought
  you climbed the star-fall...”
― Before the Drought
      “from "KNEEL SAID THE NIGHT": "Call these notes. Half notes. Grace notes. I can only speak with small, sharp breaths that hurt my lungs, small bursts of paragraphs and lines. Half notes for knowing. Call them the voices that are in me. In these ragged months of global ache, death is one of the many inevitable(s), closer than my heartbeat ...”
    
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      “from "Here is My Body": "Invisible, on our lake, our dreamscape, the old blue heron lands. Beak of my hunger. Beak of her hunger. Beak of her mothering. Mother-me, I say. I’m her body of surrender, waiting. I’m her body of hunger, waiting. Her body of danger, waiting under the five million star-fall night. Mother, I cry, you promised kinder dreams. You promised sleep. Be kind, you said, before you surrendered. Before
you climbed the star-fall...”
― Before the Drought
  you climbed the star-fall...”
― Before the Drought
      “from "KNEEL SAID THE NIGHT": "Call these notes. Half notes. Grace notes. I can only speak with small, sharp breaths that hurt my lungs, small bursts of paragraphs and lines. Half notes for knowing. Call them the voices that are in me. In these ragged months of global ache, death is one of the many inevitable(s), closer than my heartbeat ...”
    
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      “from "KNEEL SAID THE NIGHT" : "...I once admitted to an older lover, as we lay naked and pleasured, that I was afraid to catch his age. Fortunately, he was compassionate. I asked if he minded my question. ...”
    
― KNEEL SAID THE NIGHT
  ― KNEEL SAID THE NIGHT
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If you have a poetry lover in your family or circle of friends — or if you're a fan yourself — many, many excellent poetry books have been published over the past 18 months or so. Here are a few standouts.
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