Since the pandemic, San Francisco poet, K.R. Morrison, writes in a sea town in Southern California, often returning to the Bay Area for her poetry nests and to play drums for two all-female fronted rock bands – HARRIOT and UNICRÖNE. Morrison is a Pushcart Nominee for her poem, “Her Altar” and still enjoys readings and podcasts celebrating "Cauldrons," published by PaperPress Books. K.R. devoted 17 years to an English classroom as a sea captain for the teens, at SF's Galileo High School. Using creative writing and literature, Morrison worked with countless students, earning the name “Mama Mo” with many who left her classroom, armed with writing and literacy tools for healing. Morrison continues her work in education through the juvenile hall system and online teaching. Morrison has featured on both coasts, and her poetry can be found in a variety of anthologies and publications.