Diane Webster

Diane Webster enjoys the challenge of picturing images into words to fit her poems. If she can envision her poem, she can write what she sees and her readers can visualize her ideas. She feels that is the excitement of writing.  

Her work has appeared in "The Hurricane Review," "Eunoia Review," "Illya's Honey," and other literary magazines. 

Read Diane's Poetry:

September 2015 --

• Line Drawn in the Lawn

• We Gather Together

• Reflections Flicker

Also by Diane Webster:

• RUST MUSHROOMS

• SHE GLIDES

• GLOWINGS

• SUNNY ABOVE

• WARM

• MOWER MAN

• HAIKU

• KNEE FREE

• WIND WAKE

• SPRING FEVER

• ANTICIPATION

• TREE HOUSE

• TINGLING FELT

• INVISIBLE AGAIN

• BATH TIME

• OLD LADY RISES

• LOST EARMUFFS

• AWAITING USE

• WHOLE WHEN

• WINDOW CLEANER