There is a little gem of a book called The Elements of the Goddess by Caitlin Matthews that was published in 1989. At the end of the first chapter, she asks what kind of myth they will tell about our time, which she feels is revolutionary. Then she challenges the reader to pretend that several …
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Why is poetry still relevant here and now in this fast-paced world in which we are bombarded with more information than we are biologically wired to process? I have some thoughts on that.
The festival of Lammas is sometimes overlooked in the race toward autumn and cooler temperatures, but it offers deep lessons about choice and adaptability.
If a woman tells me that she feels uninspired, I won’t recommend that she take out a sheet of paper and start freewriting. I’ll tell her to close her eyes, put her hands on her lower belly, and feel her power.
I’m often asked what inspires me or how I get ideas for my poetry. What I know for sure is that when I attempt to chase, reach, or grasp, then I am not in a creative flow.
