Today, while I took a break from writing, I played a game of solitaire using my favorite deck of cards. Sadly, I found the Jack of Hearts missing. Reminded me of a song I once heard: https://vimeo.com/81862481 Cards by Jeffrey Encke: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=660051746 https://encke.org Song by Bob Dylan Advertisements
I always carry a book or my Kindle with me when I walk out of the house . . . that and a notebook or journal. They remind me that I am a reader as well as a writer. @#Jack_C_Buck #FLPress #elvirasastre
The Poetry Page of Finnish poet Yelling Rosa — Read on yellingrosa.com/poems01.htm worth the read
Originally posted on Charlotte Digregorio's Writer's Blog:
One thing we all have in common, is that we feel we lack time to do everything we’d like to do. We are especially mindful of this as we get older. Before we embark on anything new, we often ask ourselves, “is it relevant and how…
Originally posted on ABC of Spirit Talk with Carolyn Page:
It’s been hard work getting here, but, it sure is worth it. And what do you mean by this, dearest? I’ve worked hard upon ridding myself of fear, and continue to do so whenever fear raises its little head. Does this happen regularly, dearest? Not…
Summer issue 2018 Akitsu Quarterly With a poem by Stephen Page: small patch of shade – a thin sparrow lands, darts off again other poems by: Jay Friedenberg, David J Kelly, Lysa Collins, Kelley Jean White, Kath Abela Wilson, Pat Davis, Marshall Hatch, Pamela A Babusci,Michael O’Brien, Dave Read, Martha Magenta, Jessica Malone Latham, Lee… Read More small patch of shade –
Logan Krum of the Northeast Times reviews The Handheld Mirror of the Mind by Diane Sahms-Guarnieri https://northeasttimes.com/finding-truth-through-poetry-6748fc56061a — https://northofoxford.wordpress.com/ http://www.dianesahms-guarnieri.com/ https://dianesahmsguarnieri.wordpress.com/ https://gereutter.wordpress.com/about/
Originally posted on Charlotte Digregorio's Writer's Blog:
lilac in full bloom– bees bumping into bees by Carole MacRury (USA) tinywords, July 14, 2006
You wander into a bookstore, and after some arbitrary browsing, you are inexplicably drawn to a book. You read the first few lines inside and scream in your head, “This book is a masterpiece!” You take it home and read it cover to cover. Something about the book makes you feel complete, changed, or revitalized.… Read More Do You Find Books or Do Books Find You?
