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2021 May/June
The Poetry Page: Andrea Potos
“The poems in Marrow of Summer are my way of appreciating, honoring, and preserving: to remember Love in all its past and present forms.”
Never Stop Playing
Creativity and play go hand in hand. Cultivating both of these natural instincts later in life is key to wellbeing.
2021 March/April
Poetry by Julia Cameron
“I believe that spirituality and creativity are intertwined. I live alone, atop a mountain in Santa Fe. My companion is a tiny white dog that I walk daily along the trails near my …
2021 January/February
Re/VIEW: Nikki Giovanni
“Giovanni brings a voice of discernment and solidity to our disquiet times. She sees the pandemic as carving out a spiritual space within us.”
2021 January/February
Making the Mind Leap
Searching for the heart of haiku through Allan Ginsberg and Basho.
2021 January/February
Winter Homes
“There is nothing as warm and wonderful as winter. Good books. A friendly dog. Homemade soup. How could I not love the idea of the coming season?”
Write a Poem to Heal From Pain
Uncover the power of writing poetry as a way to discover the heart of your pain, and to heal from it in this excerpt from Jacqueline Suskin's Every Day is a Poem: Find Clarity, Feel Relief, and See Beauty in Every Moment.
2020 November/December
Celebrate Whatever Life Brings: The Art of Seeing Each Day as a Poem
An interview with Jaqueline Suskin, author, poet, and healer.
2020 November/December
The Garland
I would like to be laid to rest in a big tomb topped by a stone figure of an angel, who appears to have landed there in order to sob forevermore, her face buried in her bent arm, …Tags:
• Poetry
2020 November/December
re/VIEW: Barbara Kingsolver
“I find comfort in my work, because when I walk into my office and close the door, I completely leave my own life. In some ways I’m shouldering the human condition, which is a lot of weight there, but when I’m writing, when it’s going well, I have completely forgotten myself.”
Book Talk
The Way of Gratitude: A Minister’s View on Connection
The Way of Gratitude author and prominent Unitarian Universalist minister Galen Guengerich dives deep on faith, belonging, morality, and, of course, gratitude.
2020 September/October
Poetry: Steps
pausing in that moment of light between the steps of now and imagination swimming in the heartbeat of her words I hear the melody of another life…Tags:
• Poetry
