International Poetess Women's Day Dedicated to the Female Poets featured here on this site thus far. Constance Lafrance Canada Jan Allison Isle of Women Casarah Nance United States Lucilla Carillo United States Charmaine Chircop Malta Eileen Manassian Lebanon Andrea Dietrich United States Seren Roberts Wales As I was listening today on the radio, about Internationals Women’s Day, and hearing all the activities and discussions about whats good and what is not, it came to me to do this blog. I thought to myself, why not do a blog to honor all the female guest poets on my site for this day? Sort of my poetic contribution to women’s day. So this blog is dedicated to all the female Poets and Artists featured here on this site thus far. And…. Yes I have a small gift for you! At first I was going to write a poem, then I thought, who is one of the most romantic poets on PoetrySoup? It is most certainly not me! So here below is a poem written by none other than Tim Smith. Thanks Tim, and its always fun to work on projects and ideas together! She Always a Woman (by Tim Smith) Woman, you take my breath away Not in what radiates off your precious skin But what lies deep inside of you Head held high Not letting one moment Of life slip on by Strength more than a conviction Capturing every ounce Of my begging heart Mother to many, daughter to all Let me be your comfort The harbor in your shore Lead me Feed me Be the answer to my prayers Guide me Walk beside me In the waning of our years "Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the
moments that take our breath away" Maya Angelou
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This will be a very simple blog. I am sure many of you have seen this video, and I sure have seen if more than I care to admit. I was just so inspired that its never to late to chase your dreams, whatever they may be. Also I guess the subtext here is never judge a book by the cover! |
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Hi there, the blog has been running for almost a year, and as you can see I try to keep up a few posts a month. More about poetry and fellow poets, but also about current events, social issues as well as art and music. I look forward to any suggestions from readers and fellow poets! Archives
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