Standing Stones
The wall of stones marches
on, straight as an
arrow into the infinity
of forest.
It does not care for
tree or trail, for it was
here before their birth.
It stands as
Literature
How I Am Not Learning French in Eight Weeks or Less
By Sunday, I am undone.
Managing a rapidly-growing poetry blog, [http://tweetspeakpoetry.com/blog]
working five Facebook pages and three Twitter pages, serving an audience of over
22,000 writers, poets, and insurance
Getting Personal
I cartwheel backwards through years, to the porch step where I am sitting beside
a friend on a chilly October evening seven years ago. I try to breathe this cold
past self alive,
Happily Ever After
Fairy tales have been around as long as most any narrative style, and longer
than many. The written fairy tale dates from the 13th Century B.C., and it is
likely that the
And Then Came Sebastian Barry
As a young girl, my fictitious heroine was Anastasia Krupnik, the star of Lois
Lowry’s acclaimed (and sometimes-banned) series of Anastasia books. Despite
Anastasia’s comparatively more remarkable life – her father, a