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Tag Archives: poets
Woodstock Art. Woodstock Bookfest. 3.19.2018
As well as teaching a workshop, The Haiku Moment, at the Woodstock Bookfest, I’m so happy to be one of two contributing artists this year. Woodstock is a town of the arts, and the Bookfest brings readers and writers together in Read More
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Tagged art, artists, painting, photography, poets, woodstock bookfest, Woodstock NY, writers
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The Haiku Moment. Woodstock Bookfest. 3.19.2018
I’m so excited about The Haiku Moment, a workshop I’ve created and am teaching at this year’s Woodstock Bookfest. While preparing for the event, I kept thinking about how to share not just the knowledge of what comprises haiku—the 17 Read More
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Tagged books, haiku, New York City Haiku, poems, poets, woodstock bookfest, writers, writing
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National Poetry Month. New York City Haiku. 4.12.2017
I’m thrilled to be a part of New York City Haiku published by The New York Times and Rizzoli Books. The book is available bookstores and from The New York Times Store online now. Read the city in three lines Read More
Micro Memoir Freewrite. Poem 1. 2.4.2017
I’m having trouble with the notion that I am not “walking in another’s shoes” because I’m a college-educated New Yorker. An out-of-touch, East Coast liberal who can’t understand the pain of rural America today. I read this commentary about my Read More
Labor Day. Freewrite Poem. 9.5.2016
Labor Day All weekend, I’ve chased sunflowers, while the holiday cheered itself along with BBQs and revelers, every Airbnb stocked to capacity. The mountain stood back from these first shorter days cloaked in her luscious dignity, an end-of-summer worn to Read More
Freewrite. Orlando/Charleston. 6.20.2016
We write because we must. I believe that. And today, I had to write, grab a few minutes to get a freewrite poem on the page. Here it is unedited. What comes from this year of mourning, relentless, the losses Read More