Mothers Always Write, October 2015 Click on the link below to read a poem I wrote about extreme exhaustion and mothering– Kneeling in Water Drops

The Louisville Review, Vol.77, Spring 2015 http://www2.spalding.edu/louisvillereview/77.html

Punchnel’s, July 2014 Two Poems by Natalie Solmer The above links to two poems: one about my career as a grocery store florist and the other having to do with relationship and heartbreak.

Chicago Quarterly Review.  Volume 18, Summer 2014 http://www.chicagoquarterlyreview.com/issues/

“Natalie Solmer’s “Hammock” uses concrete language in such combinations to create the kind of poetic imagery that is hard felt: “I churned with bad moon // while summer ate / its yellow-green.” http://www.newpages.com/item/4163-dunes-review-2013-10

This was my first ever published poem! “Hammock” was published in Dunes Review. Issue 17.1 Winter/Spring 2013. It is basically about the experience of meeting someone who has been extremely important in my life.