The Whisky Blot
Journal of Literature, Poetry, and Haiku
now thunder rolls in, as well as birdsong the rustling of wet leaves, a distant ambulance the neighbors’ flute practice, traffic, a few stray moths-- all disrupting or becoming thoughts memories and dreams, meanwhile, leak out into the wide green world where horses run in the dusk and geese land on ponds, where cars circle the hill and deer rip new lettuce from gardens and people pause in the warm dark before a storm where summer insists on growth and some of us call this hope Ceridwen Hall is a poet and book coach. She helps poets and novelists plan, create, and revise compelling manuscripts with one-on-one coaching and inspiring feedback. She holds a PhD from the University of Utah and is the author of two chapbooks: Automotive (Finishing Line Press) and Excursions (Train Wreck Press). Her work has appeared in TriQuarterly, Pembroke Magazine, Tar River Poetry, The Cincinnati Review, and other journals. You can find her at www.ceridwenhall.com. Comments are closed.
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