Category Archives: Poetry

fotospecchio.com, featured poet

Posted on December 9, 2023 by J. F. Booth

I was honored to be the featured poet in the premier issue of FotoSpecchio, an on-line publication featuring photography, poetry, and other artistry. https://fotospecchio.com/poets/janice-f-booth You may also enjoy this month’s featured poet, Gail Bartlett. FOTOSPECCHIO.COM Janice F. Booth | FotoSpecchio.com … Continue reading →

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S/He Speaks: Voices of Women & Trans Folx

Posted on June 23, 2023 by J. F. Booth

My poem, “Counterpane” has been included in a new anthology of poems for and about LGBTQ and Trans people. I wrote the poem for my beloved daughter, Zoey. Counterpane                                       Precious quilt, lush and richly hued, of discarded pieces; lush velvet, … Continue reading →

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Poems Shared…

Posted on June 1, 2023 by J. F. Booth

Two of my poems have recently been selected for inclusion in new publications. It is an honor and a joy to share my poems with a wider audience. The Writer’s Gravevine, Spring 2023, includes my poem, “Winter Walk: a Haibun … Continue reading →

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Undercover Stars Among Us | What’s Up Magazine

Posted on November 1, 2018 by J. F. Booth

Should I Have Asked for an Autograph? Source: Undercover Stars Among Us | What’s Up Magazine Have you walked past someone on the sidewalk or waited at a counter next to someone who looked vaguely familiar? Something about her smile, … Continue reading →

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Among Friends…

Posted on November 23, 2013 by J. F. Booth

Thanksgiving seems an ideal time for me to share my gratitude for friendships both new and mature – avoiding that heavily weighted “old” adjective. There is little I need say about the following poem. It was sent to me by my … Continue reading →

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