Reflections

We are launching a new series this spring with poets whose work we love and want to feature! Our next poet is Dorothy Walters whose work is deeply inspired by sacred ecstasy and “the Beloved Within.”  You can hear Dorothy reading her poem “The Transition” below and read more about the connections she makes between poetry and the sacred. Seekers  “What you seek was seeking you.” Rumi How is it that when I was looking for You, You were seeking me also? Silently You watched and waited. Sometimes gave me a brief glimpse or taste of who You were, like a shy

We are launching a new series this spring with poets whose work we love and want to feature! Our next poet is Laurie Klein whose work is deeply inspired by mystery and the healing that comes from courting holy disruption. You can hear Laurie reading her poem “How to Live Like a Backyard Psalmist” below and read more about the connections she makes between poetry and the sacred. How to Live Like a Backyard Psalmist  Wear shoes with soles like meringue and pale blue stitching so that every day you feel ten years old. Befriend what crawls. Drink rain, hatless, laughing. Sit

We are launching a new series this spring with poets whose work we love and want to feature! Our next poet is Susan Millar DuMars whose work is deeply inspired by the fragility of the human body and the yearning for God. You can hear Susan reading her poem “Undiscovered” below and read more about the connections she makes between poetry and the sacred. Undiscovered We lie together quietly in our big boat of a bed. His toenail, kneecap, hipbone, the warm, wet tang of him. The familiar soft spell of his voice. Now that I’ve seen death, I don’t know how