Let Go The Goat
Let Go The Goat, Renee Emerson, Don Reynolds, Mike Rippy, Tess MartinusExploring the Wilderness through the Arts
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Renee Emerson
Renee Emerson is a poet, online writing instructor, and homeschooling mom of five.
Trees Seen on a Trip to Europe
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As I stated in a post on X earlier today, I’m not a poet. I’m not even a writer, but I’m going to go through the motions of making a poem. My hope is to show how someone can start writing bad poetry and, God willing, over time, the poems wi...
Raining
raining. that gentle, great sustaining
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Exploring the Wilderness through the Arts | And the goat shall bear upon him all their iniquities unto a land not inhabited: and he shall let go the goat in the wilderness. – Leviticus 16:22
Renee Emerson is a poet & homeschooling mom of five who can usually be found at the library, on a nature walk, or reading Tolstoy. Her most recent collection of poetry is Church Ladies (Fernwood Press 2023).
lover of words, people, and long naps
Arts Professional | Father | Lev 16:22
I help writers and do little bit of writing myself. Talk to me about Charles Dickens!
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