Currents in the Stream: Poems

“Charlotte Cox’s roots are strong. You can take the poet out of the Midwest, but you can’t take the sensible Midwestern buoyancy out of the poet. Many a writer has used a keen, observant eye to pry the world apart; Cox uses hers to discover which of life’s sour experiences are usable, then reassembles them in patterns that make more sense, composing a world we can live with.” – Gordon Lang, author of No Match for a Scarecrow, and 2011 Poet of the Year, New England Association of Teachers of English