In which I share a thought from the Lithium Chronicles: On Poetry #1 by Nicole Lyons
On Poetry – #1
Encouraging Creativity
A little something to encourage my NaNo writing buddies, and all my creative friends. From Todd Brison, author of The Creative's Curse and The Unstoppable Creative
sipping stars
In which I introduce a new (to me) poet, Yassy.
We Should Save People More Often.
In which John Pavlovitz reminds us that we are Human first.
Unaffected
Once again, I can think of nothing better than to share someone else’s words with you.
Once more, one of my new favorite poets, Lize Bard
slipping from my pen ~ without pretence or control ~ a river of thoughts
© Lize Bard
@ Haiku out of Africa
Weaving the yarn…
Folks work with crochet hooks, knitting needles, material and thread, and everything a person would think of when weaving with yarn. Sometimes we weave items for friends, for presents, for sale, or just to satisfy ourselves with a peaceful hobby. The project may exist as one large piece or may be many small pieces that…
A Little Goes a Long Way…
Sometimes writers believe that adding a touch of their natural speak helps the reader feel more comfortable with their words. I believe this to be true to a point. If you read Stephen King, you can almost hear that New England accent from many of the actors in his movies. If you read Charlaine Harris,…
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Another of Lize Bard's exquisite haiku and photo. Source: Expand
Just enough
Sometimes I hate that the most I can do for this woman’s poems is “like.” I need a LOVE REALLY LOVE button.
a song in my heart ~ a pebble in my pocket ~ it’s enough for now
©Lize Bard
Sharing poetry
This young woman, Lize Bard, writes a haiku a day and pairs it with a picture she painted or photographed. It’s one of my new delights to wake up to each morning. Go there; read more.
you let me tumble ~ into the depths of your mind ~ where such passion hides
© Lize Bard @ https://wandererhaiku.wordpress.com/
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