Showing posts with label poetry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label poetry. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 13, 2022

The Habit of Thankfulness: A Few of My Favorite Things

 Sept 12th- A few of my favorite things...

~Painting words into the impasto of poetry
~Experience that embraces a poem and sees a mirror within
~A play that reframes a poem into a larger canvas that still resonates about dreams 63 years later









Monday, June 13, 2022

The Habit of Thankfulness: A Few of My Favorite Things

 June 11th- A few of my favorite things...

~Stepping back in time to experience life through poetry
~Catching up with the life of someone trying to figure out what matters
~Going along with someone who found a calling after a tragic death






Tuesday, January 14, 2020

The Habit of Thankfulness: A Few of My Favorite Things

Jan 14th- A few of my favorite things...
~An old friend loved real and in need of a mending
~The continuing saga of friends who stick together to see it through
~The poetry of man who found a friend in every neighbor



Thursday, September 28, 2017

The Habit of Thankfulness: A Few of My Favorite Things

Sept 28th- A few of my favorite things...
~Discovering, that as well as artists-in-residence,...
~We have poets-in-residence...
~And watching them discover it in themselves





Wednesday, September 27, 2017

The Habit of Thankfulness: A Few of My Favorite Things

Sept 26th- A few of my favorite things...
~A love for poetry that inspires Gwyn to pick out a lovely copy of "A Child's Garden of Verses" and...
~Find an old collection of poetry that was signed by the author...
~And Shaniah to select a copy of English Verse because it has "So many poems by Wordsworth!"...all thanks to Mitford's Father Tim ðŸ“š







Thursday, September 14, 2017

The Habit of Thankfulness: A Few of My Favorite Things

Sept 14th- A few of my favorite things...
~Pencils that sharpen without shredding...and stay sharpened longer
~A book that combines animals and poetry in a perfect kid-friendly
~Knowing you are never too old for the wonderment of ViewMaster