↓ If your daily life seems poor, do not blame it; blame yourself that you are not poet enough to call forth its riches; for the Creator, there is no poverty. Rainer Maria Rilke
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Enjoying a poetry workshop led by Tod Marshall, Washington State Poet Laureate, at the 2016 “Write on the Sound” writers conference.
Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5
Wondering A Fortunate Man Two Worlds * A Chance Encounter Ways to Eat a Peach
Older Than Ireland Backyard Bustle Driving Home The First TED Talk The “In-Between”
Brushing Her Hair Can You tell.. 50 hr. work week Paying Attention Remembering WCW
Glendolough Fading Winter Morning Memories The Book of Hours Dove Songs
Ora et Labora First Snow In Memorium Friends At the Last
The Book of Hours A Plate of Food Generations Playing Piano Hummingbird Prayer
To Bow My Head On Hearing Irish Spoken Alone With You All is Well Homeless
The Playset Resolved Saturday Morning Attachments Last Rites
Island Shepherd Sitting Night Riders Solidarity Ora et Labora
One More Drink The Crawl Space Night Crawlers Stories I Told In the Shadow of the Cathedral
Lunch Hidden Things Fishing Alone
Three Robbins Waiting for the Bus
Things are Fine Star Gazing
Skating Orcas Island 2017
Dawn
Faeries
Playing Safe
* Selected for inclusion in the WA 129+ collection by WA Poet laureate and Gonzaga University/ Chapbook #3 WA 129+ poetry