Tabitha Bozeman

August 23, 2026

Contemplating boundaries at border crossings

May 22, 2026

This week, I am traveling in the Balkan region, and it has been an incredible adventure. There is so...

‘Love set you going like a fat gold watch’

May 8, 2026

By Tabitha Bozeman One of my favorite poems about motherhood is Sylvia Plath’s “Morning Song,” and the first line is “Love s...

The passageway between what was and what is next

May 1, 2026

By Tabitha Bozeman Late spring is almost-summer, a nearly-finished season of the first flowers and spring rain. It is a season that feels full of growth,...

Poetry, Shakespeare and the words we carry

April 24, 2026

By Tabitha Bozeman April is a month made for language. Between National Poetry Month and William Shakespeare’s birthday, it i...

Growth is a perpetual goal of mine

April 16, 2026

By Tabitha Bozeman I have spent the last month exclaiming about the leaves on the trees every time I am outside or driving. In f...

Poetry is “emotion recollected in tranquility.”

April 10, 2026

By Tabitha Bozeman April is one of my favorite months because it is Poetry Month. This is the month I enjoy revisiting favorite...

A spring full of new chapters

April 3, 2026

By Tabitha Bozeman Well, that’s a wrap on March, 2026 — Women’s History Month. March offered an opportunity to look back at women who con...

Make life less difficult for each other

March 20, 2026

By Tabitha Bozeman My grandmother used to quote Madeleine Albright, the first woman to serve as U.S. Secretary of State, saying, “There’s a...

Living as the person we hope to become

March 13, 2026

By Tabitha Bozeman I recently gave a “fake it til you make it” pep talk to a small group of women, then a couple of days later, a quote from Socrates popped up on my phone: ̶...