Of Women: Collected Poems by Women 5x8inches, 77 pages, ISBN 0-9762615-0-2, paperback, $9.00 Poems written by women, young and old. All proceeds go toward a privately funded women's shelter in Los Angeles, CA, called The Downtown Women's Center. Leigth Mitcheltree, aged 17, writes: Feeling Like the Moon Creep up the horizon. Make a lover’s night. Gazed at by a million, In a telescopic sight. Who amplify my flaws while They keep me away. Anyone looks gorgeous A hundred thousand miles away! Too much beauty in one place, Always got a smile on my face, Maybe I’m tired of goin’ down with the sun I’m coming undone. Need reflection to make me shine I make planets fall into line But even I have my dark side too, I feel like the moon. For twelve hours I disappear. Spying on you from over here, Watching what the daylight lets you do. I feel like the moon.