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Life is good down here in Provincetown, Massachusetts. The FAWC is the perfect place to soak yourself in poetry and all the writing arts. This week I’m participating in a workshop led by Victoria Redel. We are  writing every day … Continue reading →

Thursday, June 21, Dan Lewis was welcomed warmly by the Louise Bogan Poets at the Lunenburg, MA Public Library. Dan read from his new book, This Garden. The home poets also read – if you’d like to see clips of … Continue reading →

   The iris are crowding each other, the peonies are saved only by stakes keeping them from plopping over, the rhododendrons are balls of color and the violets and vinca have raced across the ground. My favorite month of the … Continue reading →

Tonight, April 30th, the Community Room of the Lunenburg, MA Library was filled with proud parents and excited teens as well as the usual enthusiastic poetry readers. There was a poem or two to please everyone in the audience. Lyrical, … Continue reading →

The Louise Bogan Chapter of MSPS and the Lunenburg Library are organizing a public poetry reading April 30, 2012 at the Lunenburg Library at 6:30PM. Come read a poem by one of your favorite poets and tell the audience why … Continue reading →

It’s been a mysterious winter with weather that is confused. Just when we thought we would skip winter snows a storm blew in. The school children had a day off to make robust snowmen and slide down the nearest hill. … Continue reading →

January was heavenly in Florida. And, surprisingly, February in Massachusetts hasn’t been too cold. Not yet anyway. A gift! Poetry comes slowly for some of us but one haiku at a time and hundreds will be created. When my life … Continue reading →

I skipped a December post – too busy buying and wrapping presents for all those I visited and who visited me. It was a lovely Christmas Eve with the extended family at my home (those who were near enough joined … Continue reading →

Veteran’s Day at the Bedford NH Historical Society was as wonderful as I anticipated. Who wouldn’t love to be thanked in a public forum. And I know now that the Bedford Historical Society was the right place to donate the … Continue reading →

It’s  a delight outside today. But there are still little dots of snow in my yard as well as piles of torn tree limbs to remind me of the October 29th blizzard. Fortunately we have a few more days of … Continue reading →