034: Seeing Anew

034: Seeing Anew

“Trusting a fragmentis sometimes more than enough.” ~ Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer, What’s in a Broken Cup? A list of the poems we read I’ve added some links where I could to the poems, poets or books if you would like to explore. Dust by Danusha Laméris Dusting by...
033: Wild

033: Wild

“I come into the peace of wild thingswho do not tax their lives with forethoughtof grief.” ~ Wendell Berry, The Peace of Wild Things A list of the poems we read I’ve added some links where I could to the poems, poets or books if you would like to explore. The...
032: Unreliable Narrator

032: Unreliable Narrator

“One night I see my father crying in the yard, head in his hands: that is the truth. I make things up that I want for myself: that is the truth.” ~ Sara Borjas, Lies I Tell We met this week to share poems about unreliable narrators. A list of the poems we read...
031: Forgiveness

031: Forgiveness

“And time’s slow ambulancedrawn by a brace of snails arrives too late to do anythingbut remind us that this was the scene of an accidentlong after the damagehas been swept away.” ~ Henry Carlile, Forgiveness We met this week to share poems about the virtues of...
030 Short & Sage Favourites

030 Short & Sage Favourites

“This place could be beautiful, right? You could make this place beautiful.” ~ Maggie Smith, Good Bones We met this week to share short and sweet poems will of wisdom! A list of the poems we read I’ve added some links where I could to the poems, poets or books...
029: Solitude

029: Solitude

“I heard it hitting the high leaves, and I was happy, watching it happen without it happening to me.”~ Marie Howe, The Copper Beech We met this week to share poems about Solitude. There are so many ways to experience solitude – it can be isolating or nourishing...