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Caleigh Shaw

CALEIGH SHAW is a poet from Canton, Georgia. She is receiving her MFA at Oklahoma State University, where she is an Editorial Assistant at the Cimarron Review. She received her BA in Writing & Linguistics from Georgia Southern University and is the 2015 Brannen Creative Writing, Nonfiction Award winner. Her poetry has appeared or is forthcoming in 8 Poems, Ghost City Review, Roanoke Review, Maryland Literary Review, Moon City Review, and Santa Clara Review.

After 13 Years of Alzheimer’s, My Grandfather Spoke.
by Caleigh Shaw

October 21, 2022 Contributed By: Caleigh Shaw

Photo by Magda Ehlers/Pexels

The next morning, she imagined thousands of blooms the blue Melvin’s work shirts used to be.

Filed Under: Featured Poetry, Poetry Posted On: October 21, 2022

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