Iris Anne Lewis has four poems published in the Autumn issue of The High Window.
Clonycavan Man was inspired by one or the bog bodies found buried in Irish peat and now displayed in the National Museum of Ireland in Dublin. Closer to home, exhibits in the Corinium Museum inspired The Missing Goddess and Mrs Getty Lies in State at the Corinium Museum. In contrast, An Evening Walk on the Riverbank is meditative in tone, evoking the reflective quietness of a solitary walk along a riverbank as dusk closes into night. You can read the poems by clicking here.
Somewhere Else Writers Group 
Very well done, Iris, more well deserved recognition.
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