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Available at Local Bookstores and Amazon.com:
Look Behind You
The Heart is a Nursery for Hope
Cover art by Diane KremmerOther Publications:
~ Three Drops in the Cauldron has just published one of my poems in their Winter issue.~ The Paddock Review featuring A Poem by Elaine Reardon~ My poem, Maria Elena in Brooklyn has been published by NatureWriting.~ Poppy Road Review is publishing some of my poems, including The Healer.~ My poem, Cape Anne Earthquake, is a Poem of the Moment at MassPoetry.org!~ My poem, The Coming Time, will be the featured post at the literary ezine Stanzaic Stylings, edited by Joanne Oliverie. It will be published January first, to start off the new year.Residencies
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Monthly Archives: August 2022
Summer’s End
What do you think of when you think of summer? Here summer is the warm months, school is on vacation, and days are long. For us kids growing up near Boston, it meant playing out in the streets all … Continue reading
Maine in Summer
Finally, once again I’ve visited Maine. We drove from Kittery in the south to Monhegan, Stonington and Eastport. All the way up it was easy to follow safe Covid protocols, and we stopped to eat lobster and steamed clams here … Continue reading
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August and Cape Cod
The searing heat of the past week is gone. I don’t think it’s ever been 100 degrees F/137 C here before, and I hope it doesn’t happen again soon! Nonetheless, August brings me memories of Cape Cod, walking a mile … Continue reading
Summer Bounty
Canning Jars I had need of the old jars this morning … Continue reading
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Water & Breath Meditation
Moss Brook Meditation I wanted to remember Jenny sitting on the large rock, midstream, reading a book, lost to the world as Moss Brook rushed by. I’ve learned to meditate now, one breath at a time, to notice my ribs … Continue reading
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