WHY POETRY MATTERS: POETS/SPEAK! 4.1.21
Register for ZOOM link (NOTE: this is not the link itself!!!) HERE. Who does a (serious! no joke!) poetry reading […]
Register for ZOOM link (NOTE: this is not the link itself!!!) HERE. Who does a (serious! no joke!) poetry reading […]
The Farnsworth Art Museum has been celebrating local-girl Millay for years. Born in Rockland in 1892, and raised (if that
“Jazz has been in the recycling business for a long time. I’m not the recycling kind. I’m a continuous explorer.”—Henry
No floats this year. No parades this year. Just houses, they tell me, all gussied up for carnival time—a reminder
In these days of isolation, I fell in love with driving. All over again. I have nowhere to go, no
A few days ago, a friend asked me where my strengths, my creative strengths, the way I make and see
I am prepping to mail my holiday cards—not really “holiday” cards, per se. They always feel like connection cards, and
I’m reading 12/10/20 at 4:30 p.m. (ET) with poet/scholar Kathleen Ellis and others in celebration of Emily Dickinson’s birthday, obviously
I am grateful for so much, but mostly I would say for the people in my life, all of you/them/us.