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Tag Archives: Arts
Poets for Peace
In honor of the International Day of Peace, several published poets will read famous and original poetry in Glens Falls, New York tonight. If you have Word, click on the link that follows. If you don’t, then know that some … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Peace, peace vigil, Poetry, poetry reading, Politics, Spirituality, Uncategorized, Writers, Writing
Tagged Arts, Glens Falls, Glens Falls New York, New York, poetry, Scott Gibson, SUNY Adirondack, United States
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Creating: Vagaries, Insidiousness, Frustration and Bliss
This summer the rain seems endless; the sun comes when I’m ensconced in work and unable to enjoy it. Friends are leaving town soon, and all feels dim . . . . Yet I want to reassure young writers that … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, nature, Poetry, Spirituality, Uncategorized, Writers, Writing
Tagged Arts, Insidious, Theology on Tap, Writers Resources
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I Believe (Redux)
All writers believe in revising, and all the new bloggers I’ve encountered worry about putting themselves “out there,” so I’m supporting my fellow newbies with a first revision of my post from two days ago–strikeouts and all. I am taking … Continue reading
Posted in Belief, Faith, I believe, nature, Peace, Poetry, Uncategorized, Women, Writers, Writing
Tagged Arts, Belief, believe, Christmas, creative writing, Dorianne Laux, I believe, Jesus, Kim Addonizio, Online Writing, poetry, United States
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Can Poetry Console Us?
In the wake of the tragedy in Tucson, I am left, yet again, pondering the question of if and how poetry can console us in the aftermath of publicly felt violence. I find myself looking for a virtual microphone to … Continue reading
Posted in Peace, Poetry, Politics, Writing
Tagged Arizona, Arts, Jesus, Joy Harjo, Literature, Martin Luther King Jr., Online Writing, poetry, Sarah Palin, Writers Resources, Writing
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