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Apples of Silver in Shovels of Gold
I see myself as a playful person—a goofball, if you will—and as a result, an unserious writer. I like to poke fun and create without limitations of “how it should be done.” It’s no surprise to me that I struggled with poetry during my high...
Alliterative Antics
The Bear Dance by William Holbrook Beard (c. 1870)
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Bumpity Beauty
by Kristina Gibbs
The carpenter’s bee fumble-bumbles
Seeking petalclo...
As Nights Begin to Lengthen
We send summer on her way
Summer Song by Mark Rico Hallelujah of these verdant hills and hollows Tumbles over land like froth on seaside breakers Washing we who linger long in dusky shallows Worship ever raised by humble twilight singers....
The Kiln: Kimberly Beck
The author of Chiaroscuro opens up about her debut collection
Welcome to The Kiln, where we invite authors to fire up their creative process and showcase their new works. Through these interviews, we invite you to witness how remarkable co...
A Caterpillar Curled In God's Palm
Our 100th feature poem with a prelude from Brooke Dreger
Clayjar Community, today we offer to you the 100th poem featured on our Substack! When we created this space two years ago, we hoped and prayed that it would be a table set with warm...
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The Clayjar Review is a Christian literary journal dedicated to publishing human works housing the presence of God.
"To pay attention, this is our endless and proper work." - Mary Oliver
Learning what it takes to live a life. Poet, essayist, amateur linguist. Huge fan of how my family daily puts up with my nonsense.
poems from a small town in Georgia.~ reading Faulkner & Virgil & Spenser. ~ & may God preserve in us both the angelic and the mammalian. ~
Forgiven much. Loving much. Words incarnate ideas. I hope mine help you love Jesus more.
Poetry, because everything matters. Christian, husband, father. Chattanooga, TN.
Danielle Page is a truth-teller, writer, educator, and editor of The Clayjar Review.
Finding enjoyment in all her toils under the sun the few days of her life that God has given her. Writing about gardening, plants, grief, and faith with words at Ekstasis, Clayjar Review, Calla Press, and others.
A pilgriming poet who loves plucking out tunes and rainy afternoons with Jesus.
Poet and lyricist from North Texas. Wife. Mom. Terrible housekeeper. Writing poetry since kindergarten and liturgical lyrics since my first kid was little.
I'm Laura, a poet ("Ordinary Things," + 2 other collections), a writer ("The Meeting Place," Baker Books) & a spiritual director. I live in the loess hills, plant cottonwoods, read a lot of Oliver, & prefer Woodford Double Oaked Whiskey.
Maria L Mecham. Poet. Moss Goblin. Maker borrowing light. "Whatever leads to joy" -Marie Howe
Writing poetry to reflect "whatever is true, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable... excellent or praiseworthy" to the glory of God. :)
Contemplative creator - lover of words, welcome & wonder. Here to read & process through writing with you— together in the quiet.
Aesthete. Out standing in some field. “This Way to Warmth” available now from Prisca Publishing.
How do we live in creation and how does it live in us? Writing in search of the answer.
life is real! life is earnest! and the grave is not its goal; dust thou art, to dust returnest, was not spoken of the soul.
getting back to the garden
Always seeking wonder. Poet, photographer, filmmaker.
Lynnette Woo is a freelance writer, part-time tutor, and full-time auntie from Southern California. She subsists mainly on tea, coffee, and stationery. Connect with her on Instagram @lynnette_woo
Kim is a poet from Washington State. She can often be found at a local therapy ranch, caring for a very special herd of Norwegian Fjord Horses. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming in Solid Food Press, Ekstasis Magazine, and more.
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