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Poetry in April

What is poetry?

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Emily Dickinson and I

Have you ever felt left out? A nobody? Sometimes the gremlins in our head get the best of us and we need to remind ourselves that we are a good, happy, kind, successful person trying to do the best we can everyday.

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I write like that

I write like that: in fits and stops. Bits of prose, poetry, and rhyme wind along the road to nowhere. There is no ending, yet. There is just a feeling I must put on paper. This feeling spills from my finger tips, into my notebook or on the screen. Captured.  I am crushing it. I …

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Are you looking for me? What I found in a poem.

A poem written more than six centuries ago by Indian mystic and poet Kabir and translated by American poet Robert Bly, is a conversation with God that still resonates today.

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Are you looking for me? – What I found in a poem

A poem written more than six centuries ago by Indian mystic and poet Kabir and translated by American poet Robert Bly, is a conversation with God that still resonates today.

Are you looking for me? – What I found in a poemRead More

How did you get to ten so soon?

A poem to my son on his birthday with apologies to Dr.Seuss.

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One leaf

a poem of gratitude

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