To escape the fire
30 poems in 30 days continues. Sunday’s poem was number 17, and it looks like this (at the moment): 17 – to escape the fire
30 poems in 30 days continues. Sunday’s poem was number 17, and it looks like this (at the moment): 17 – to escape the fire
This is the 100th post to this weblog. So, I thought it made sense (to me, at least) to post a poem from the ‘poem
I began a project a week ago. It is a poetry sequence called “Avenues of In Between” and is based on the idea of writing
A pause caused by days of travelling. Now, today a sonnet from my collection “Blue’s Song of the Earth”. If you want to see more
I did a review of the poetry book ‘ Breathing Out’ produced by a Women’s Writers Group in St Louis. The review is on Gerald
Rain makes me feel emptiness deep oblivion and nothing Rain sounds on roof coldness too and the open-ended glide that eases into my mood
Today I am posting a poem from the next booklet to be produced by bluewater books. This booklet is due out in the next couple
Across poetry sequences, pieces of fiction and other creative processes, there are a number of key characters and images that repeat. These are: – Blue
it happened quickly when the first shards of light at early morning had glanced over the hills. then was the moment when I fully realised
Mike Snider’s Formal Blog and Sonnetarium Mike Snider has been looking at my weblog, and has put a link to it on his site. Well,