Interview with Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer

Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer lives in Southwest Colorado and she writes and shares a poem every single day with a large flock of followers all over he world. She’s that kind of writer - generous and bold - and has much to share with us about writing from everyday life. Her poetry has appeared in O Magazine, on A Prairie Home Companion, in back alleys and on river rocks. Her poetry collections include Naked for Tea and Hush - winner of the Halcyon Prize for poetry of human ecology.
Visit her at www.wordwoman.com

[@go2galz]

No one has ever told me to lower my standards before, regarding anything. So thanks for that Rosemerry. This single statement has caused me to reflect on how many creative and valuable efforts this attitude of elevation has undermined.

[@Tulutulu123]

Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer's poem Quarantine made me weep - thank you for touching my heart with this poem so deeply

[@gayemcphie1611]

Wow...beautiful conversation. Thank you both so much

[@marenmitchell6197]

Thank you, Laurie. Thank you, Rosemary. I am looking forward to lowering my standards!!!

[@audibledarkness]

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