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Wiley’s Walk features poetry and essays on disability, health, access, public policy, and faith.
Explore the Poetry collection for poems about relationships, loss, identity, and what remains unspoken.
Latest writing
- Beyond the Graduation PhotographGraduation is worth celebrating, even when memories of school are complicated. A graduate can appreciate the people who helped while questioning the support that came too late and the opportunities they missed.
- A Little More RoomA familiar doorway can look different depending on where someone stands. What comes into view when there is room for another way? Discover A Little More Room, the new piece by Kerry Wiley on Wiley’s Walk.
- The Shadows Grew TallEvery house has its stories. Some are told around the table. Others are tucked away in the smallest details. Read The Shadows Grew Tall, the latest poem on Wiley’s Walk.
Explore the collections
Disability and inclusion
Thirteen personal essays on access, expectations, belonging, and the difference between being present and being included.
Cerebral palsy in adulthood
Six essays on experience, adaptation, care, and the questions that continue beyond childhood.
Ulnar nerve recovery
Seven essays following surgery, recovery, and the questions that came afterward.
How a Voice Takes Shape
Six pieces return to early poems, teachers, family, and the encouragement that helped Wiley’s Walk begin. Together, they show how the subjects and confidence behind the writing changed over time.
Five Essays on Change and Adaptation
Routines, shoes, a question about purpose, a poem, and a pear tree bring five different views of change together.
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