Part-Time Poets is home to poetry born in the margins.
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Issue 36
In 2023 I roped in some writer friends to start this space and give us home for the words swirling around the edges of our lives, and for the past three years we’ve shared a bit (or a lot) of our selves and souls with you every month. Howev...
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We are looking for original, unpublished (including social media) poems that speak to the human experience, individual and shared, through the lens of womanhood and/or motherhood. If you are not already familiar with us, please spend some t...
August Archive
We took a break this month, but you can read our past August issue’s below and we’ll be back with some new words in September!
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Issue 35
Liberation
(And Your Bird Has Flown)
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Because the walls that enclosed her
were invisible,
the bird never perceived that she was trapped,...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Full-time thinker, part-time writer. I write poems because an essay doesn’t fit on a shower wall. Creator of Part-Time Poets. Chief noticer at The Noticing.
A devout sunset collector who prefers the slow lane of life, making prayers of paying attention, and finding my breath outside more days than not.
Writer, organizer, die-hard chalanter. Reclaiming play and committed to looking for the light!
Wife. Mom. Storyteller. Donut enthusiast.
Rebecca is a mother, editor, writer, and semi-recovering shoe addict. She lives in NC with her husband, twin daughter and son and two dogs. Her work has appeared in publications such as Glamour, Coffee + Crumbs, Lit Talk, Gawker and Scary Mommy.
Lauren and her husband stopped their RV in Park City, Utah, and never left. These days, she’s growing roots (and sometimes vegetables), wrangling two adventurous boys, and sneaking away for sunrise runs or powder days on the slopes.
Vanessa is a writer and homeschooling mom who studies the spiritual themes in classic children’s books—and sometimes cries over them (the books, not the kids). She connects story with Scripture to help families grow in faith and imagination.
🪺 God's Daughter 🪺 Contemplative & Poetic Writer 🪺 Homeschool Educator 🪺 Wife and Mother
Lindsay Sledge lives in Music City with her college sweetheart and three charismatic kids. Her essays have appeared in Coffee + Crumbs, Her View From Home, and Kindred Magazine. You can connect with her on Substack or Instagram!
Jillian wants to live in a world where the coffee is bottomless and the sweatpants are mandatory. As a part-time writer and full-time mama, she spends her days corralling words on the page and kids in the house.
Christ-follower | wife | children’s book author and illustrator | novice poet
Founder of Stories I'd Tell You at Dinner + The After Dinner Mint podcast. My spiritual gift is losing things.
Hunting for secondhand treasures, stringing together poems, reading piles of books, and looking for the light in all things–stay awhile!
K-5 elementary librarian. Recommending books your kids will love (8-12yo). Free monthly middle grade book club for parents!
Mama, teacher, poet, and creative who is just trying to figure out this life one moment at a time, and look for the beauty along the way.
Receiver of grace from Christ. Wife. Mama to three boys. Enjoyer of late nights, questions, and too much ice cream. Just a place to hold the thoughts I type on my phone.
Writing about books, music, and the creative life
Words about things and thoughts... A poet emerging from the haze of early motherhood while sliding into the fog of perimenopause.
writer, speaker, poet, and podcaster | passionate about digging into Scripture to delight in the God who loved us first.
Writer + therapist specializing in trauma and maternal mental health, sharing honest reflections and healing practices for mothers longing to flourish and come home to themselves, their loved ones, and the tender presence of God.
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writer + broadway producer ✨ bringing you words on motherhood, creativity, & news that is worth your good attention
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