On Being
Claire MarchOn Being explores the wildness of human emotion: the nature of loneliness & faith, the viscerality of suffering, the possibilities of existence. This newsletter tries to talk about what it *feels* like to be alive.
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White Snapdragons
White snapdragons cloud the air and I dream of other lives, relentless as a girl spinning a roulette wheel looking for redemption.
In a hundred corners bright chimes of spring have risen like bells, but at night the bed is fog and quiet....
A Certain Slant of Light
(Forgive the grainy quality of this photo)
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The sky arched lavender above the water today, and floating on my back, I watched bright triangles of birds drift...
Poem: Abyss and Wonder
(Photo original by me: the back patio of Juniper in Birmingham Alabama)
Note: I’m reading Gregory Orr’s Concerning the Body that is the Book of the Beloved, and thinking a lot about time in these slow-fast days of summer. Hence, this poem....
Joy is a Season: Sadness and Whether I Believe in Magic Still
(All photos mine)
Joy is a season, not a lifestyle or achievement. It seasons itself in and out of our lives: the moods the hours the days coming and going.
I’ve never been good at joy. I’m particularly talented at the ins and outs, nuan...
Failing at Reading a Russian Epic, James Islington's Magic School Fantasy, plus Wendell Berry
Photo by Paige Cody on Unsplash
An April update!
- Reading Wendell Berry’s This Day: Collected and New Sabbath Poems. It’s been a decade since I read a collection of poetry, and I’m so grateful that when I restarted poetry I found my wa...
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Expatriate, American South, writer, rooted and grounded only by Christ. Let's go home.
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