POETRY ONLINE
“Vinegar,” Santa Fe Literary Review, 2026 (forthcoming)
“War,” |First Literary Review-East, November/December 2025
“Oil Paint,”| Slipstream, Number 44, 2024
“A Night Thought Can’t Sleep,”| SWWIM EVERY DAY, #tbt Poem for January 23, 2024
“Under the Sugar Maple”| SLAB, #18, 2023
“Empty Nesters”and “Siempre,“| Abandoned Mine, November 2023
“The Narrows”| Visions-International, The World Journal of Illustrated Poetry, #108, Fall/Winter 2023
“After” and “What It Was”|The RavensPerch, May 20, 2023
“Soup”| CLOCKHOUSE, Volume 9, 2022
“At the Planetarium in Yonkers” and “The Mall” | East on Central, Volume 20, 2021-2022
“Her Clip-Ons”| DASH Literary Journal, Volume 13, Spring 2020
“Marconi Beach”| Parks and Points, Poem for April 16, 2019
“Haigerloch Sisters”| What Rough Beast,Poem for September 11, 2018
“Swimming in the Trump Years”| Rise Up Review, Winter 2018
“A Night Thought Can’t Sleep”| SWWIM EVERY DAY, Poem for January 10, 2018
“The Madmen”|What Rough Beast, Poem for January 9, 2018
“Moss”| What Rough Beast, Poem for February 7, 2017
“Slow Dance,” “Bending Toward Justice,” Horsewoman and Camels,” and “Nasturtiums“| The Woven Tale Press, Arts and Literary Journal
“Protest at Union Square, November 12, 2016”| The New Verse News
“To:”| The New Verse News
“At 42“ and “Father Turns 80“|First Literary Review-East (September 2015)
“Talkeetna, Alaska“| Autumn Sky Poetry
“The Mannequin at Grand Central Station”and“Fireworks at Wilmington“| Ducts
“Pura Vida in Costa Rica”| Verse Daily
“The Owl”| Verse Daily
“Charcoal”| FAITH HOUSE Manhattan
“My Clear Blue Morning”| The Riverdale Press
“Three Daughters”| Women Writers in Bloom Poetry Salon
Excerpt from But Today Is Different:
“Electricity”
“Lipstick”
“The Head of a Woman”
“Trajectory”
“Upon Seeing an Old Boyfriend on Facebook”
“Tongue/Fire/Eclipse/Groove”
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(Used with permission from Wipf and Stock Publishers)
PROSE ONLINE & PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS
Book Review of Days of Grace and Silence
MEDIA KIT
Stern Media Kit,from Wipf and Stock Publishers, includes a Q&A and select poems.
Sarah Stern 
