This Quiet Hour
Renee EmersonRenee Emerson's poetry & book reviews
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To Julian of Norwich
To Julian of Norwich
I suppose it begins with the wish
for a moment
alone; then ash
across a stone floor. You are
entombed with Christ, shut up
in a room with two
windows like eyes set
to the past and future,
like mouths op...
The tailor shop at the intersection (and other delights)
For the Littles:
The Tailor Shop at the Intersection by Ahn Jaesun (trans. from Korean)
This story follows a tailor shop that was handed down through generations and still stands despite changing culture and styles in Seoul. I loved the...
Mrs. Smith, Burned for Praying in Her Own Language
Mrs. Smith, Burned for Praying in Her Own Language
My longing for God is a rustle of paper
in my jacket; held by the elbow,
I’m turned back toward the trial,
where once they spared me only
for being a woman.
I am learning how t...
Wait and Hope
For the Littles:
What Kind of Bird is That? By Mirra Ginsburg
I found this at a library book sale and shrieked with joy - much to my tweens embarrassment. I remember this book so vividly from childhood. A goose borrows body parts from va...
Mary Ann Lyth and Mary Calvert
Mary Ann Lyth and Mary Calvert
“Fourteen women have been brought to Mbua to be killed and cooked”
So like a man to find a use
for every part of a woman.
They cooked them on the island,
sometimes right in front of missionary huts...
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poet & homeschooling mom of five :: usually at the library :: most recent collection of poetry: Church Ladies (Fernwood Press 2023)
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