my candle burns
Amy Bornmanessays on motherhood, life at home, writing, publishing, and more by poet amy bornman – plus small press process + zines by mail! Read my books: BROKEN WATERS, HOW TO SEW CLOTHES, + THERE IS A FUTURE.
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a poetics of birth
Just a quick note today to invite you to a virtual writing workshop called A Poetics of Birth. I will be facilitating this workshop on Saturday, November 22nd, from 1-4 pm est.
loose strands
It seems that every fall, like clockwork, I rediscover knitting. There is a cardigan project that I either started last year or the year before (I don’t even remember!) that just yesterday I plucked out of the closet and resumed as if no ti...
holding and being held
Somewhere along the way, my hair has become my two-year-old’s comfort object. When he is upset, he reaches out to hold the end of my ponytail in his fist. Before he falls asleep, he mutters, “I want your hair.” Sometimes he twists and pulls...
the family bed
All summer long, all four of us have slept together in one big family bed. The arrangement as of now goes me / 2yo / my husband / 4yo (in the baby’s crib, attached to the side of the queen bed as a sidecar). It happened this way because our...
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I am an poet, doula, artist, etc. — author of Broken Waters (2024), and There is a Future (2020), and co-author of How to Sew Clothes (2023) — writing essays and poems about motherhood, life at home, zine publishing, and creative practice.
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