Book #19 of the year was a non-fiction title, The Feather Thief: Beauty, Obsession, and the Natural History Heist of the Century , by Kirk ...

Ada Limón has a new book of poetry coming out! I haven't read it, but I sure wanted to when I heard this podcast this week . That link w...

This month's host, Susan , has asked us to reflect on the topic of Abundance. What a complicated word this is for me. I ask in advance f...

Book #11 of the year was Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone , by Diana Gabaldon. This is the ninth book in the Outlander series. I have spent ...

Here's what I've posted for National Poetry Month! I managed less than usual, but I was still able to share some poems.   Day 1: exp...

Today my blog is 16 years old! The gift for the sixteenth anniversary is candles, so here's a candle poem to celebrate. Candles by Carl ...

I've been stumbling through NPM this year, posting sporadically, but I tell myself that an occasional poem is better than none at all.  ...

This summer, the Amazon burned again, as did forests all over South America. This poem was published in 2020, when the same thing happened....

Did you have a good day? I really didn't, but  this poem , open for a while on my desktop, made me feel better. ...

I look forward to the Progressive Poem every year, and I've participated in it since the beginning. It always feels like a huge responsi...

I have to add my line to the Progressive Poem tomorrow! I've been thinking about it and working on it, reading and rereading the lines s...

I don't have anything open on my desktop that's appropriate for Good Friday, so I'm going to take a break from my NPM project, i...

This has been open on my desktop a long time; in fact, I've shared it here before.   The Traveling Onion by Naomi Shihab Nye "It...