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    My Lips Got Lost

    by KORTArides2018@ September 18, 2019

    Writing Play: My Lips Got Lost Read: My Lips Got Lost on the Way to the Kiss My Lips …

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    Beyond Answers

    by KORTArides2018@ September 18, 2019

    Think of a place in your life where you are feeling stuck. On the top of a page, write …

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    On the Last Day

    by KORTArides2018@ September 18, 2019

    What would it be like on the last day of the world? I have not spent a lot of …

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    A Curation for the Curious

    by KORTArides2018@ September 18, 2019

    I am in love with Stone Gathering: A Reader, a new periodical that feels great in the hands and …

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    The Heart in Full Bloom

    by KORTArides2018@ August 19, 2019

    Join me and Susie Harrington for our weekend retreat in La Sal, Utah, embracing the paradox of finding your …

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    Sestina

    by KORTArides2018@ October 14, 2018

    A bit of a challenge: six unrhymed stanzas of six lines each. The words at the ends of the …

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    Pantoum

    by KORTArides2018@ October 14, 2018

    The pantoum is a poetic form from Malaysia, beginning centuries ago as an oral folk form of indefinite length. …

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    Making it Beautiful

    by KORTArides2018@ October 14, 2018

    If you look around, there are plenty of ugly things … but can you use words to make them …

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    Looking Into the Crystal Ball

    by KORTArides2018@ October 14, 2018

    In “Anticipation: One View,” Candice Stover paints a picture in great detail of what/who she might like to be …

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    Speaking from the Hated Place

    by KORTArides2018@ October 14, 2018

    One wonderful side effect of a poetic practice: It can lead us toward great compassion, as past US poet …

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  • While Transplanting Calendula June 2, 2026
     How gently I move the volunteer sproutsout of the potato bed and into another row,careful to gather the fragile roots with a bitof damp dirt, tamping lightly around the slender stem.How fragile it all can be. I think of how tenderlythis morning my husband touched my face,as if too well aware of how a single […]

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