
A poetry community for poets that believe there's beauty in our messiest moments.
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If you’ve been following me for awhile on here, you may know about my paid-subscriber tier, The Messy Writers Club. Over the past year I’ve offered monthly virtual poetry workshops with video playback + detailed feedback to poems written in...
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Jolene is my go-to karaoke song and I always sing it with maximum drama and passion in Dolly’s honour (sometimes while also w...
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Not too long ago, I shared a poem with you entitled “Ugly Mother” which admitted my struggles with parenting. One of the lines was, “the child salts the wound, and then pops it in his mouth.”
I am fascinated by the way that we can subvert...
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A wee bit witchy \ud83e\uddd9♀️ Poet, wildlife photographer, ally. \ud83d\udc9a Head writer at The Messy Writers Club, a monthly writing circle. Author of “Upon Learning That” and “All these Living Things” available at the link in my bio ✍️
Home of the Wild Muse Nature Writing Prize. For nature lovers, writers, & dreamers seeking deeper relationship with themselves, their work, & the living world. By award-winning writer Gabriela Blandy.
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