Sage Ravenwood is a deaf Cherokee woman residing in upstate NY with her two rescue dogs Bjarki and Yazhi. She is an outspoken advocate against animal cruelty and domestic violence. Her work can be found in The Temz Review, Contrary, Grain, Sundress Press anthology - The Familiar Wild: On Dogs and Poetry, The Rumpus, Lit Quarterly, PØST, Massachusetts Review, Savant-Garde, ANMLY (Anomaly), River Mouth Review, Santa Clara Review, The Normal School, UCity Review, Janus Literary, Jelly Bucket, Colorado Review, Pangyrus, PRISM International, 128 Lit, A Gathering of the Tribes, Ponder Review, Saranac Review, Shō Poetry Journal, MORIA, Indianapolis Review, Scavenger's Lit, South Dakota Review, and more. Her book, 'Everything That Hurt Us Becomes a Ghost' is available from Gallaudet University Press, Amazon, and Barnes & Noble.

Other poems by Sage Ravenwood in Verse Daily:
October 22, 2022:   "Truck Stop Preacher" "Hair teased and hairspray halo rolled into..."

Other poems on the web by Sage Ravenwood:
Two poems
Five poems
Two poems
Three poems
Three poems
Two poems
Two poems
"Red Dressing"
"A Name is a Haunting"
"Wash It All Away"
Nine poems
"Wild"
"Before I Wake"
Three poems
"When It Rains"
"Wolf in My Bed"
"You Can't Hear the Lizards Chewing"
Three poems
"hope burns apoplectic"

Sage Ravenwood's Website.

Sage Ravenwood on Twitter.

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Other poems by Shō Poetry Journal in Verse Daily:
March 7, 2024:   "Caretaker" by Faith Gómez Clark

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