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Category Archives: elegy
Meto-things: What’s Up
Here is where things are at: 1 My partner in all things of art and life, David L. White, has three poems up at The Knicknackery, “Low Tide”, “Crochet”, and “At Oven’s Door”, which I can’t even read because it breaks me. Intensity. I … Continue reading
Posted in art, creative process, creative writing, creativity, David L. White, elegy, Literary Journals, nature, owls, Poetry, Publications, Uncategorized, wild spaces
Tagged art, Creative process, creative writing, journals, nature, online journals, poetry, publication, writers, writing
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Places: An Elegy
I’m pleased to share news from my partner in life, David L. White, as we enjoy his latest publication. His poem, “A Sonnet Just South of Kyrene and Chandler”, is freshly printed in the fall, 2014 edition of Southwestern American … Continue reading
Posted in Ascent, awareness, creativity, David L. White, ecology, elegy, fragility, inspiration, nature, photography, poem, Publications, Robyn Lynn, SAL, Southwestern American Literature, urban development, wandering, wild spaces, writers, writing
Tagged creativity, David L. White, inspiration, nature, photography, Robyn Lynn, urban ecology, urban living, writers, writing
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