That tape that runs in your head: “You better be careful. You don’t want to get in over your head.” A… Read more In over my head (and the water’s fine)
Time after time
There’s a pattern to these soft summer days, recognizable in reflection. We hike mountains, look out over valleys, try new… Read more Time after time
Borrowing Books from the Great American Experiment
12 Most Fundamentally American Literary Works This is a near impossible task, identifying twelve literary works that best represent the… Read more Borrowing Books from the Great American Experiment
Light it up
Dear Reader, Hey, you. Yes, you, the one taking a quick break from work, sitting there with your cup of… Read more Light it up
12 Practical Excuses for Reading Poetry Daily
For many busy professionals, reading poetry is not up on the daily to do list. And if it is, it… Read more 12 Practical Excuses for Reading Poetry Daily
12 Radical Reasons to Write Poetry
For most of the first two decades of my business career, I bifurcated my interests between “professional” and “creative.” In… Read more 12 Radical Reasons to Write Poetry
Things on My To Do List: A Poem by Kelly Belmonte
THINGS ON MY TO DO LIST Rilke’s Things sit solid, not alive like humans, not walking, not speaking except when… Read more Things on My To Do List: A Poem by Kelly Belmonte
After All: A Poem by Becka Choat
After All I hadn’t thought spring would be beautiful, seen without you. ***** Becka Choat is a lifelong lover of… Read more After All: A Poem by Becka Choat
Spring: A Poem by Holly Ordway
Spring can be an unpredictable season – in Houston, where I lived for four years, it could be over in… Read more Spring: A Poem by Holly Ordway
Weeding: A Lenten Poem by Karise Gililland
By Karise Gililland I wrote this poem after being too long delayed by various illnesses- a child’s ongoing strep and… Read more Weeding: A Lenten Poem by Karise Gililland
