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Amrita Skye Blaine's avatar

So wonderful! Julia, on May 4th, I passed the three-year mark of writing a poem a day--thanks to Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer's inspiration. I'm still stunned that I manage to do this. I did write prose every day for 25 years, but somehow poems are more truthful and edgy because of their spareness. And I just got to spend a lovely workshop day with both Rosemerry and James Crews. So fun!

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Yes, simple but wonderful Julia. Painting a picture of love, loss and rescue in words of wisdom. Thank you. It reminds me of Leonard Cohen’ poem

The birds they sing

At break of day

Start again I hear them say

Don’t dwell on what has passed away

Or what has yet to come

Ring the Bells

You still can ring

Forget your perfect offering

There is a crack in everything

That’s how the light gets in

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