On a recent evening, I walked to the wetland at the edge of the Rio Grande for the bat-rise at sunset, the silent dance of dark forms against the golden sky, and remembered that I’d written about it a few years ago. 973 palabras más
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“…the world branded on ragged sides.” Linda Hogan
Sitting down to practice we might consider what we can learn today. It might be as simple as getting a feel for the piece, or more complicated like keeping to an exam preparation schedule. 554 palabras más
Coming Home to Body, Earth, and Time: Writing From Where We Live with Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg
I’m delighted to be offering an online class about writing from where we live, from our bodies to the cosmos, as part of the Transformative Language Arts Network. 902 palabras más
The Book of Medicines
I have added a number of poems from Linda Hogan’s collection The Book of Medicines to my personal poetry anthology. I’ve kept a commonplace book for years that often included pieces of poems or entire poems but it was Robert Pinsky and his book… 651 palabras más
What really happened on April 6
Well, there was that chicken attack on Yugoslavia 75 years ago. But what I mean occurred 50 years ago and concerns these two. And something tells me we will never know. 80 palabras más
women.poets.colorado
Aileen Lucia Fisher (1906 – 2002)
Lois Beebe Hayna (1913 – present)
Linda Hogan (1947 – present)
Helen Hunt Jackson (1830 – 1885)
