Literary Feast: Poetry and Prose
Abigail, Robert Charboneau, Ann Collins, Lauren Alison, Rosa Lía Gilbert, Hannah Lang, Melanie Bettinelli, Zane Paxton, Riley Morsman, Nick Chapman-Jones, Kate Bluett, Kilby AustinPoems and prose about beauty hidden in the mundane, the hunger to bear witness, and books that help us taste and see.
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Hospitable Poetry #17
If you are new to our series, here is the link to find the intro on hospitable poetry and the previous posts by Renee Emerson, A. A. Kostas, Brit McReynolds, Mark Rico, Esther Jane, Kilby Austin, Zane Paxton, Robert Charboneau, Nick Chapman...
That Girl Who Wanted to Fly into the Sky
This year I’m enjoying a slow read of War and Peace with the Lovely Bits Book club. When you read a chapter a day, the character development happens at a slower pace than when you gulp it down hundreds of pages at a time. The characters sta...
Microchimerism
Going and Coming by Norman Rockwell (1947)
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Microchimerism
by Abigail Knutson
I could’ve told those scientists about
swapped DNA. Cells...
Odysseus, No Longer
Odysseus, No Longer
by Abigail Knutson
Odysseus, no longer do I find
your glittering rhetoric persuasive.
I’ve learned my mind. In the twenty years since
visiting your pages, I’ve felled monsters
of my own: pink eye, ear infectio...
Taking My Sons to the Veiled Lady
Veiled Lady by Raffaele Monti (1860)
Taking My Sons to the Veiled Lady
by Abigail Knutson
We stand before your veiled visage with hands
that might reach out and stroke your stony cheek.
The guard eyes us to see how close we’ll stan...
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Poiema: poet, freelance editor, literary critic, homeschool teacher, always reading.
Conformalist, New Romantic Poet from Reno NV. Teacher of English and Journalism. Interested in poetics and philosophy.
Nurse | Naturalist | Contemplative \ud83c\udf3f Life in small segments of time.
mom and maker
Dominican poet & author of ‘Under the Samán Tree.’ Poeta Dominicana & autora de ‘Under the Samán Tree.’
I am loved by God, first and foremost. Wife, mom, and foster mom. Writing a lot about grief and hope. Aspiring novelist, comedian, and pop star. Frequently saying "yeehaw."
When art sings to art, heart sings to heart. A native Texan thriving in Massachusetts soil. Still astonished by snow. I love to sing back to other artists and poets.
I’m fairly ordinary, and my life is mostly uneventful. I’m learning that doesn’t mean it’s not abundant.
Kansas poet + memoirist writing about birds / blooms / heritage / holiness / delight / depression / mothering / marveling / etc. \ud83c\udf3b\ud83d\udc26\ud83c\udf43\ud83e\ude86\ud83d\ude4f
Home of Frontier Verse & Essay.
Poet and lyricist from North Texas. Wife. Mom. Terrible housekeeper. Writing poetry since kindergarten and liturgical lyrics since my first kid was little.
Aesthete. Out standing in some field. “This Way to Warmth” available now from Prisca Publishing.
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