Monday, October 5, 2026

INVASION by Susan Isla Tepper


Kids kicked open the door 

invading her shack


One room with cot

rumpled blankets

pilled wool over the years


They dug through 

all she owned

with great spirit and laughter

shredding that small life


No thought to

where she might be.


Outside the weeds

so high

they almost buried the place.






Susan Isla Tepper is a a twenty year writer and author of 13 published books of fiction and poetry. Her latest new release GIRL UPSIDE DOWN is a Novella published by Wilderness House Press. www.susantepper.com




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