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• Morning in Boston, Night in Australia, A Multi-National Online Poetry Reading

  

  It was a memorable poetry reading I co-hosted today ‘From Boston to Oz’ with my long-time poet online friend from Adelaide, Australia, Deb Stewart who had the idea for the event and invited me. 🙏😊 And yes that was a book of hers on my shelf Slow Notes, a beautiful white & green poetry book […]

  08/14/2021 2:06 pm

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• My Poems, A Budding Playlist, and a Very Practical Thing

  July 28, 2021 The eighteen poems I’d written since April I’ve found complete as of last night, as I write more for my next book of poetry. (Nov. 2022—In time, many would be truly ‘starting ideas,’ not finding a kind of truth to share in poetry, but I’d have a memory of lines and a […]

  07/28/2021 8:03 pm

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• Candlelight and Snowfall, A Newfound, Well-Respected Poet

  Two things I am good at that you may (or may not) know: *Eating enough cookies to feel satisfied, yet not too many to feel sick. *Opening a window just the right amount and also sitting at the most comfortable distance from it, not too far or near. Something that can cause me trouble: *Finding […]

  02/07/2021 7:11 pm

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