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Poetry 2015 Review: 20 Love Poems & a Song of Despair by Pablo Neruda
I’m reading a book of poetry every month this year! This month’s book was Pablo Neruda’s Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair. Next month, join me in reading Black Aperture by Matt Rasmussen. Click...
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2016 Poetry Campaign: A Mouthful of Forevers by Clementine Von Radics
I have 8 creative goals this year, and behind door 7 is reading a book of poetry every month. Want to join me? You can see what book I’ll be reading each month here. January’s book was A Mouthful of...
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2016 Poetry Campaign: It Becomes You by Dobby Gibson
This was a re-read for me. I first read Dobby Gibson’s It Becomes You about two years ago, and I loved it so much that I immediately bought his other collections (both of which I also enjoyed very...
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2016 Poetry Campaign: Siphon, Harbor by Brooklyn Copeland
I have 8 creative goals this year, and behind door 7 is reading a book of poetry every month. Want to join me? You can see what book I’ll be reading each month here. March’s book was Siphon, Harbor by...
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A Weekend of Poetry
On Saturday, I had the pleasure of lounging in my bed and reading three (!!!) collections of poetry. They were all wonderful, and all very different from one another. Ultra-Cabin by Kimberly Lambright...
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Review [via Insta]: Best Thought, Worst Thought by Don Paterson
All that to say, read it! Paterson’s aphorisms are a cross between poetry and personal essay, and I gobbled it up.
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Reviews-A-Plenty
Hi folks, so I’ve been keeping up with my creative goal to read a book a week! Thought I’d better catch you up on the wonderful things I’ve been reading. Caraval by Stephanie Garber | Scarlett’s...
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Rupi Kaur’s Milk & Honey, Empowerment, & a Giveaway
In some ways, 2017 has come at me hard. I’ve had less motivation and time to write than I’ve had in years. Online dating is like a battlefield. I’m still figuring out my sleep patterns. But then again,...
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OCD Poem
A few years ago, I made a phone call that changed my life. Her name is Megan, and she is the most beautiful soul. She was a senior in high school, and I was calling her with a question about her...
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Art:Faith:Life:Death
Last night I finished Christian Wiman’s latest book, He Held Radical Light: the Art of Faith, the Faith of Art. It’s a thoughtful, deep, intellectually stimulating book that, in some ways, reminded me...
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