Lanterns in the Dark
Claire AdderholtOne poem a week, paired with a light-filled painting or photo. No noise, just poetry and joy. My words can be found at The Rabbit Room, Calla Press, Linebreak, and elsewhere. For grace and beauty!
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Storm Warnings: Fresh Poem
Saskia Boelsums, Landscape #59
Nature is on the move in this poem - at large upon the world.
I hope you enjoy!
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Storm Warnings
Fog radiates ch...
Blue, and True: Fresh Poem
Oh Myung Hee, Nostalgia 2021
Spring is here, my begonias are thriving, and I’m excited to publish this playful little fairy-tale-inspired poem. I have a longer, more refined storm poem coming next week I’m also excited about, very lightly...
New Poem: Slowboats, Ice
(Hendrick Avercamp, 1620)
While most of America has been blanketed in below-freezing temps and a lot of snow over the last couple weeks, I’m in central Tennessee visiting family and there is not a DROP of snow on the ground. But somehow it...
Over Deep Blue Waters: A New Year's Poem
The holiday season isn’t always one of unadulterated joy; here’s a poem about the bittersweet nature of it. I hope you enjoy! I had a vivid image of someone standing at the brink of the new year.
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Interlude: A Winter Poem
Sometimes life brims up and you have to swim. It was shortly after I completed my year-long challenge to myself to post a poem a day for a year, in late summer, that life brimmed up for me. So I’ve been quieter around these parts the last c...
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Poems of joy and light. UCLA grad, wife, poet with words at Cimarron Review, The Rabbit Room, Ekstasis, Windhover, and elsewhere.
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