“Uphill Battles,” a slightly whiny observation of the slow going progress of construction on a busy road, written Wednesday, July 22, 2026 poem 203 in a series of 365 poems written by Diana Ludwick in 2026. Photo: "Under Construction," by Diana Ludwick (c) 2026.
“Feast,” and ode to the magical women who keep me whole, written Tuesday, July 21, 2026 poem 202 in a series of 365 poems written by Diana Ludwick in 2026. Photo: "Summer Feast," by Diana Ludwick (c) 2026.
“Cherry,” an observational poem on the takings-on of a fully homemade cherry pie from dough to wobbling cherry glaze, during the course of the last day of the World Cup 2026, written Monday, July 20, 2026. Poem number 201 in a series of 365 poems written by Diana Ludwick in…
“Red Eye,” a contemporaneous poem about the impact of Canadian wildfires on a mid-Atlantic town, written Sunday, July 19, 2026 poem number 200(!) in a series of 365 poems written by Diana Ludwick in 2026. Photo by Diana Ludwick (c) 2026.
“Melons,” written Saturday, July 18, poem 199 in a series of 365 poems written by Diana Ludwick in 2026. Photo, "Nice Melons," by Diana Ludwick (c) 2026.
“Rome,"an accounting of ordering new world food in one of the world's oldest cities, written Friday, July 17, poem 198 in a series of 365 poems written by Diana Ludwick in 2026. Photo, "Corn, three ways," by Diana Ludwick (c) 2026.
“Pho Real,” written Thursday, July 16, poem 197 in a series of 365 poems written by Diana Ludwick in 2026. Photo: "The Temp is Right," by Diana Ludwick © 2026.
“Be,” a short musing on the pull of productivity and the push to let it go, written Wednesday, July 15, poem 196 in a series of 365 poems written by Diana Ludwick in 2026. Photo, "It's Okay to Feel this Way," by Diana Ludwick (c) 2026.
“W.A.P.,” written Tuesday, July 14, poem 195 in a series of 365 poems written by Diana Ludwick in 2026. Photo, "Slippery When Wet," by Diana Ludwick (c) 2026.
“Et Tu, Caesar?!,” written Monday, July 13, poem 194 in a series of 365 poems written by Diana Ludwick in 2026. Photo: "Et Tu, Caesar?" by Diana Ludwick, (c) 2026.