cover of Watching Mother Disappear

Watching Mother Disappear & Other Poems

Mayapple Press (member CLMP) was established in 1978 by poet and editor Judith Kerman. Watching Mother Disappear & Other Poems ($15.95 plus s&h) is available from the publisher and at www.amazon.com and www.barnesandnoble.com and can be ordered through your local bookseller. Mayapple Press offers the PayPal system, which offers secure, direct purchases using a credit card, at www.mayapplepress.com. Or send check or money order to: Mayapple Press, 362 Chestnut Hill Road, Woodstock, NY 12498. (Please contact Mayapple Press to inquire about shipping and handling charges.)
Cover design: Patti Capaldi

 

cover of For a Dancing Bear

For A Dancing Bear

For A Dancing Bear (64 pp.) was published by Three Mile Harbor in Long Island, NY in 1995. Currently out of print, the book of poems is available through the author for $14 including shipping and handling.
Cover design: Irene Ledwith

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Praise for the Poems of Toni Mergentime Levi

“Toni Levi’s poetry has grace, intelligence, delicate feeling and wit. Her clear voice can be heard in all she writes.” – Molly Peacock

“The often lyrical, always personal pieces in Watching Mother Disappear match the long, pitch-perfect title poem in quality of thought, clarity of expression and depth of feeling.” – Thad Rutkowski on Watching Mother Disappear & Other Poems

“There is so much power and spiritual strength in Toni Levi’s work. Her poems display enormous skill, craft and control.” – Lloyd Van Brunt

“Musical, insightful, Toni Levi’s collection is filled with poems of grace and offbeat discernment. With joy I salute the maturity and depth of her work.” – Colette Inez on For A Dancing Bear

“Originality, vigor, and glorious phrasing are found on every page. Levi is a versatile artist who communicates in poem after poem a maturity of insight, a vision that is modest yet encompassing. There are some extraordinary poems in this collection.” – James McConkey on For A Dancing Bear