Lynne

Joined: January 22, 2022
Articles: 38

Writing

Staring at Stars

planet Venus lit by the stars of the Milky Way galaxy

Homely, lonely night. Venus shines against vacancy.He doesn’t paint the bars that keep him so far from starry night. Transfixed by stars. The tree grows, it is living. It is hopeful.And so is he. Not always so. Seldomly like that-ever.…

Lynne
October 14, 2022

Writing

Trees Speak

looking up through the canopy of this small collection of silver birch trees

We, the silver birch. Villagers say we are The Three Sisters.

Lynne
October 14, 2022

Writing

Dragon of a Plantation

I start to think you stink like Beowulf

Lynne
October 1, 2022

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Ellen Bass

I'd always been reluctant to teach online. And then I had to.

Lynne
October 1, 2022

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Paula Deitz

Editor of the Hudson Review

Lynne
October 1, 2022

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Jacqueline Allen Trimble

I think the joy comes out of my curiosity about the world

Lynne
October 1, 2022

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John Robert Lee

When I read, even my own work, I try to follow the line, its rhythms, its sounds, its inner voice

Lynne
October 1, 2022

Writing

More Than a Handful

More Than a Handful is about revisiting childhood and seeing things both as a child and as an adult.

Lynne
September 9, 2022

Writing

Blue Circus

It's all how you juggle the chaos, the strife of a circus life.

Lynne
September 8, 2022

Writing

Lorette C. Luzajic

Let’s start by asking you to explain what the term “ekphrastic” means to you. Ekphrasis originally had a specific purpose- poetry or literature describing an artwork, to those who couldn’t see it. If there was an artifact or painting, there…

Lynne
August 31, 2022