Corona Poetry Live

A Modern Muse by Sabine Lehmann

November 26, 2022

Fiona, in the silence of the night Sings songs of sorrow soft in minor key That sigh above all formal melody In cadences that dance…

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Wild Sea after Emily Dickinson by Kim Keough

November 26, 2022

I dreamt last night I swam into your arms, rowing My boat headlong from the dock of an ocean cottage, which in The dream I…

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The Lionhearted by Kristi Kirby 

November 26, 2022

Feeling the Emotion Needing burning It means  Grace Deeply drinking In her spirit Streams flowing from the River Most natural thing in the World Every…

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Goethe: “At the moment of commitment, the universe conspires to assist us” by Fiona Goodwin

November 26, 2022

We spend our lives trying to remember Why we came, To get back to who we are And who we yearn to be. It’s a…

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ADVENTURES WITH A BODHISATTVA or YOU ARE WHO I BELIEVED YOU TO BE by Karen Marie Christa Minns

November 18, 2022

The Journey is long, filled with rough edges, potholes and sand. Tires blow out. Engines catch fire. All around us People are speeding to their…

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“Living and Dying” by Jen Curry

November 18, 2022

This body lays stiff… As, silent… as stone…. Yet… as monumental… as internal space. Like, memory it is time bound. Resonating…. through… ages, eons and…

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Digging to Find Her by Kristi Kirby

November 18, 2022

As the clouds Begin to Fade She will speak Her anguish In spirit She will turn from the Window And glance at the clock She…

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Poem by Christine Kennedy

November 18, 2022

Deep within my deepest sleep , a beautiful troubled wing dragonfly flew straight into my eye .  It flew to the center , then my…

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Turning The Key by Kristi Kirby

November 18, 2022

She is a firebird Her battered heart Lies in a polished Jade A riverbed of Compassion She is new Every morning Her soul thirsts Finding…

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The “punishment“ became the gift by Fiona Goodwin

November 18, 2022

I was born bewildered. At best, not ready for this earthly climb. I must’ve made some brave requests. Before entering this plane. I lived sequestered…

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VAYA CON DIOS or FLIGHT PLAN by Karen Marie Christa Minns

November 11, 2022

I am flying to you tonight. Like an American Airlines pilot enroute, on the eagle you ride to God. I am flying to you tonight.…

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“This Morning’s Arisings” by Jen Curry

November 11, 2022

Body remembers…. Bouncing… bumping… blasting hits. From outside…. inside… blowing…. us to bits. That spinning cycle. Growing old…. Growing young…. The wind is barreling… in…

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I don’t do vision boards by Fiona Goodwin

November 11, 2022

I don’t do vision boards I used to I put a dark skinned curly haired boy on one And years later I was holding him…

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Seeker by Kristi Kirby

November 4, 2022

As soon as the Front door Closed She got right In her own eyes Heat of passion Appraising Tired of feeling Sad Seeking good Joy…

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Boomerang by Jill Garcia

November 4, 2022

I am the light and the dark Struggling in this spiritual fight. Emotions take over , my mind races over and over. Thoughts create reality.…

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Déjà vu in October 2022 by Jen Curry

November 4, 2022

Leaping, lunging, lurking into strings of recollection. Colorful, rainbow spheres. Floating and dancing on walls. Garlands of dialogue, cut through, dangling daydreams. Words, thoughts, stories…

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I didn’t cry by Susan Byrnes

November 4, 2022

I didn’t cry When my mother died I remember how we Swam in the rain At the beach Using umbrellas in the sand To keep…

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Fierce love by Fiona Goodwin

November 4, 2022

How am I now surrounded by beauty? I know I ask that question often, I think I gave myself permission To love myself fiercely, I…

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Shelves by Kimberly Keough

October 28, 2022

I look up from the umpteenth draft of this poem to watch You prepare the shelves you are building for our books. How deftly you…

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Wisdom’s Call by Kristi Kirby

October 28, 2022

Spiraling Spurning Forth wisdom As all the shadows Fled before Her Still remaining great Her movements are Gracious She is not Put to shame in…

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