Its poetry time again. This week, I’d like to feature a magical poem that my husband recited to me several years ago that began the foundation of my unending love for him and his mind and heart.
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Wandering, Yearning and Your Own Dumb Company
The next poet I’d like to feature is Raymond Carver. I discovered Mr. Carver’s poetry on yet another birthday trip. It was 2005, and I’d just moved to Washington and I didn’t know anyone. I was on an expedition of the soul.
Grow, Baby Grow
It’s official my favorite blue jeans no longer fit, not even with a belly band. But the sprout is growing! I’ve gained 8 pounds in the last month, making that 8 pounds total for the pregnancy. I’m starting to feel very well-rounded. I started doing some pregnancy meditations—“36 weekly practices for bonding with your [...]
Small Kingdoms and Nothingness
I’m fond of poetry, but often forget to give it my time. I’d like to share one that I find tranquil, in this time of stress and worry. It is from a little book I picked up the last time we were in Port Angeles by Mary Oliver, called Twelve Moons. The poem is the [...]
Books by Women Meme
BOLD those you’ve read, ITALICIZE the ones you’ve been meaning to read. Found via Little Book Room. She also marked the ones either she’d not yet heard of or questions thier validity on the list with “???”; I choose not to do that part of the excercise but there are certainly several on here that [...]
The bookshelf – Lullaby
I recently read Lullaby by Chuck Palahniuk (Pala…wha? I have no idea how to pronounce this name.) Mr. P is also the author of Fight Club. I figured since I was so fond of the movie his book Fight Club was based on, that I may like to check out some of his other [...]
