Invisible Footprints

Many women walk through life silently, seemingly leaving little impression on the lives of those around them. They struggle, but get almost no recognition for their toils. Poet Janice Warner Rosario is out to change that.

Rosario writes about women’s struggles and champions their ability to overcome adversity in her first poetry collection,Invisible Footprints. Her words walk softly, but carry strength as she pens poems about the human condition.

In one poem, a woman does a "man’s work" as well as her own without recognition. In another, a woman just searches for that elusive happiness. There is shyness and promises of passion as Rosario celebrates her mother and grandmother, writing about the footprints they made in her life. Family stories come alive in verses told from the heart.

Readers get the idea of what it’s like to fight, whether it’s fighting for affection or just to survive. Rosario’s words paint a picture of life. She writes with spirit and conviction gained through her own life experiences.

Let her words leave footprints on you.