This video, via Courage & Renewal this morning, seems to tie ever so slightly with a poem of mine Curio Poetry published.
A bit more on writing
I often struggle with the idea of being so public.
That’s funny for those who knew me in the days of being the social networking strategist for Powerful Learning Practice. I totally enjoyed all the connections I made through that work, but I found I tired of being “out there” so much.
These days, I write my blog as a kind of journal, a record of what I’m thinking and doing. And I spend much of my time here.
So today, for the record, I am proud to write that though I’ve had 66 rejections for poetry submissions, I’ve also had some wonderful acceptances. They say if you get one acceptance for 100 rejections, you are doing well:)
Thanks….
Brevity Poetry Review
Haunted Waters Press
The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature (forthcoming)
Curio Poetry
We Two and You
The Front Porch
How to Write a Poem
via Anna Smith @writerswriting
Worth watching to the end for the advice….
Snow’s Coming…
I do my best writing in the middle of night or early in the morning. But…….
The latest weather forecast for tomorrow is for SNOW, lots of it. I’m thinking that spending the afternoon writing in front of the fire sounds delicious.
(Don’t you love this image? Here’s the original link.)
Take a Look
I am delighted that editor Amy Pollard of Brevity Poetry Review chose one of my poems for the blogzine. You can find it here.
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