From The Quiet Middle
Petra, JCLiminal. Still. Present. Aware. Poetry as a quiet rebellion against noise, speed, and certainty. Reflections make space for rest in a world that moves too quickly to notice itself. Pause here with me. <3
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Poetess & Person: A Collaboration
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This morning I mindlessly hummed a classic protest grit, enjoying the sun rise on my skin. My old wings unfurled but I couldn’t fly. The t...
The Longest Sleep
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This poem grew from the prompt based on Mary Oliver’s poem “When Death Comes.” The same subject, two perspectives.
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Fault Lines & Serein
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Fault Lines & Serein
A collaboration in freestyle and classical ghazal.
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When I shared my freestyle piece with JC, I wasn’t at all sure how he’d respond to it. What happened next...
Elfin
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Morning stirred the silver mist
as elfin woke and gra...
Still Life
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my dear feet
feels like walking
through a painter's palette
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Retired counselor, poet, writer. I don't have all the answers but I write poetry and prose in real time from the quiet middle. Liminal. Still. Present. Aware.
Poet. Word economist. Corporate copywriter and retired rapper. Exploring the arts as instrument and inheritance, shared publicly.
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