Category Archives: Poetry

Brave (a poem)

28 Apr

I wrote extensively about this 2012 visit to Carlingford in a manuscript I need to dust off and publish. For now, I serve you the poem I wrote about it a couple years ago when I developed my first spoken...
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Adventuring, Inspiration, Poetry abbey, advertising, Carlingford, Europe, historical, inspiration, Ireland, personal growth, ruins, travel, travel tips, women's empowerment 1 Comment

Inspiration is Breath, Not Birth (a poem)

10 Jan

If the title sounds familiar, it’s because I wrote a blog entry on this topic a few years ago: Inspiration is Breath, Not Birth (How to Stay Inspired Forever) I also featured the concept in the final chapter of my...
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Another Around (a poem)

13 Jan

For the second year in a row, I celebrated the turning of the year with my neighbors, friends, local community, and our dogs. My little town drops a giant piece of candy at a bonfire event. I was a little...
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Poetry art, classical music, new year, original poetry, personal growth Leave a comment

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