Monthly Archives: April 2018

All Things Poetry, April 26th

Posted on April 26, 2018 by Joan Conway

Imagine for a moment living in a society where poetry is a part of the mainstream rather than residing with an obscure artistic subculture. Where it would not be unusual to find street poets reading on  corners, in front of … Continue reading →

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Wendy Morton: In Celebration of National Poetry Month

Posted on April 21, 2018 by Joan Conway

‘A poem is the shortest distance between two hearts.’ These are the words of Wendy Morton in response to her passion for sharing and encouraging poetry on all fronts. These words also encapsulate the spirit of National Poetry Month; a … Continue reading →

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Spring Collage: Releasing the Warrior

Posted on April 11, 2018 by Joan Conway

In Traditional Chinese medicine and particularly the Five Element Theory I learn from Acupuncturist  Cheri Reidy that spring is the wood element. Much like green shoots coming through the slumber of winter, it is a time for new beginnings, exuberant growth … Continue reading →

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