
Part-Time Poets is home to poetry born in the margins.
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We are looking for original, unpublished (including social media) poems that speak to the human experience, individual and shared, through the lens of womanhood and/or motherhood.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...
Olivia Gatwood: a Cento
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Honey, you are something
that morphs the teeth
to a murder of sitting crows.
You plague...
Jillian and I met several years ago in a writing group and when I started Part-Time Poets I was thrilled to have her join. Her gutty, honest, let-it-all-hang-out poems always inspire me and push me to think about how I can take more risks i...
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as though I’m not a mother. As though my heart
nested still and safe between my own ribs...
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Sometimes, when I think of sending you out into this world
without me, I want to vomit a little. My stomach clenches, and...
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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.
Writing from the quieter middle. Exploring the truth that holds us together.
Writer, organizer, die-hard chalanter. Reclaiming play and committed to looking for the light!
Dabbling in poetry. Lover of words.
Mother of 3, military spouse, pediatric nurse, lover of words. A little bit extra \ud83d\udc96
Founder of Stories I'd Tell You at Dinner. Regular contributor at Part-Time Poets. My spiritual gift is losing things.
Wife. Mom. Storyteller. Donut enthusiast.
mother of four. lover of words and throwing open the front door. probably making breakfast cookies and asking questions.
Writer
Swiss-German-Italian writer, mother and entrepreneur (in changing order ;)
Living and writing in the messy middle, Riley is an accountant, theater director, and creative enthusiast. She believes life is better lived in vibrant color, with friends (and food) close by, and Jesus squarely at the helm.
mom | writer | broadway producer ✨ writing things that are worth your good attention
Wife, mama, writer, and believer in saving grace
I'm a wife, mama, & missionary. But mostly I'm just out here chasing after sunshine, little feet, & deep conversations in the beautiful chaos of East Africa \ud83c\uddf0\ud83c\uddea
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!
Erin is a lover of God who writes about faith, suffering, and mental health. Napping is her favorite pastime.
Faith. Poetry. Deep thoughts. “One bird singing back to another because it can’t not.” Jane Hirshfield
I'm a city girl with a coastal heart. I love salads with fries, sneakers with dresses, and sourdough slathered with butter. The work of my life is surrendering my story to the Artist greater than myself.
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.
Award-Winning Children's Book Author. Mother. Doodler. Photographer. Spends days trying to write, but instead gets distracted easily by camera, toddler, and buttery sunlight.
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