Poetry is like a song, like a psalm, like a prayer. Poetry is different things to many people, and April being Poetry Month, The Latina Book Club is celebrating by featuring Latino poets all week long. We’d like to welcome poet Yolanda A. Reid . She’s written two novels and has a collection of poems, SONNETS TO THE JAPIM BIRD, coming out this June. The collection is a series of mesmerizing poems set in Brazil depicting the forbidden love between an Amazonian indigenous woman (a Tupi-Kawahib) and her husband’s guest (a European explorer). Here is a small sonnet for our reading pleasure. (Note: Yolanda is donating 10% of the ebook proceeds to Amazon Watch.) (X) Compare you? What to? Neither amethysts Nor diamonds evoke a love immortal, Faithful, honoured, untinged by betrayal, Unhindered and unhindering; my wrists Glittered with these stones, ago–we’...