Learning To Fly

In this episode, I read two pieces in support of BlackLivesMatter and to share voices of the communities who are most troubled right now. I think this is something that is being talked about in media, but its a conversation that is far from over. 

In this episode, I chose to kick off Pride month with a few varied poems from different times and perspectives. 

In this episode, I used the random entry button on www. Iwrotethisforyou.me to bring you a variety of poetry. In bite-sized pieces allowing you to digest what interests you and to move past what doesn't. 

In this episode, I explored some micro-stories and poems that I wrote when I was first introduced to the term. 

In this episode I brought poems from last years NaPoWriMo back to life. 

This episode is comprised of a random selection of poetry written by M. Rene' of Sincerely BlueJay

In this episode, I touch on collaborating without actually working together, I pull in pieces written by a friend of mine and I connect my story to their with pieces I wrote once, long ago, about feeling out of place. This episode is a reminder that you are never alone. 

In this episode, I share poems picked out by my friend based on summer. 

In this episode, a friend of mine and I read some of our favorite children's poems!

In this episode I share some work written during the quarantine period and some prompts that helped me through those emotions. 

In this episode, Zavier and I chat about inspiration and collaboration. To listen to more of his work visit: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1PMdAAcXo11IIO6Z4S7bSk?si=FVYvAl04RXuOIDsKEm2BqQ

In this episode, Musician Ian Quiet talks about inspiration and music. His latest project is a fantastic display of the artistry in music and he discusses some of what it means to be an artist. To hear more of his works check out https://open.spotify.com/artist/64fxHNUOD0GpzLiggaJVQ2?si=u4pPeQg_RmakNS07cJ4UMg

In this episode, I shared poems written from prompts or challenges to overcome writers' block and to strengthen my skills. I hope you enjoy and if you feel like sharing pieces written in the same way or based on any of the concepts in this episode feel free to share them with me on social media or even submitting a voicemail for the podcast at: https://anchor.fm/SincerelyBlueJayPoetry/message

In this episode, I tried my best to encourage a hopeful week and a gentle day. 

In this episode, I shared 4 poems from the end of 2015 touching on some of the things I experienced this week. 

In this episode, Nona carries the show but intruding more music and creativity

In this episode, I share pieces discussing a variety of emotions because honestly today just feels like one of those. 

In this episode, things take a slightly darker turn as we talk about all the people we love from afar, all the people we miss more than even poetry can say, and in an unorthodox way I'm wishing someone I care deeply about the safest, speediest recovery possible. 

In this episode, I highlighted poetry written by a friend of mine. 

In this episode, I shared pieces of my poetry that help explain a little bit about why Sundays are a particularly difficult day for me. I hope you are well and thank you for joining me. 

Catching up on updates and sharing a poem by a friend alongside a contrasting poem of my own. 

In this piece, I shared pieces inspired by flowers and ice cream. Because we all need a little more of each while the world attempts to right her balance. 

In this episode, I shared some shorter pieces that once called a  blog of mine home. 

Today, an older piece of mine, titled "Read on" greets you and takes center stage. I hope you are well. I hope you remember why we keep greeting each other this way in the morning. 

A project and blog I hosted many years ago was titled something with meaning. Here are a few of my favorite pieces from it.