My Tribe is Leaving Me by Julane Borth
Dec27

My Tribe is Leaving Me by Julane Borth

  “My Tribe is Leaving Me” by Julane Borth   The only thing worth writing about is the heart in conflict with itself.                                                                                                 William Faulkner     It’s time   rising from deep within is a message I’ve been waiting for clarity has caught up   strength has caught up   I can see where I’ve been walking in shoes too...

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Integration of Selves by Gillian Barlow & Carrie Nassif
Dec27

Integration of Selves by Gillian Barlow & Carrie Nassif

  “Integration of Selves” by Gillian Barlow & Carrie Nassif     This white-out poem is taken from p. 56 of Virgina Woolf’s Orlando, published in 1994 by Chancellor Press. Gillian and I did a lot of experimental poetry using this as our source and this was the favorite of mine.   ____________________ Share your response to this work, in any form, here   Gillian Barlow Artist Statement:...

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Ready by Julia Gordon-Bramer
Dec27

Ready by Julia Gordon-Bramer

  “Ready” by Julia Gordon-Bramer   Everything I have done until this point, from birth through this fifty-five years, has been training, my practicum, for what I am about to become. That was the old caterpillar and chrysalis. Now, I rip open the cocoon and spread my wet wings. I am the culmination of all I was. I am bigger than inspiration because now I am doing the dream. No one has to witness my flight for it...

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Reverie by Sumner Crenshaw
Dec27

Reverie by Sumner Crenshaw

  “Reverie” by Sumner Crenshaw     ____________________ Share your response to this work, in any form, here   Sumner Crenshaw Artist Statement: Summer Crenshaw’s artwork is a narrative blend of abstraction and surrealism, imbued with lines and movement. Hopscotching between genres, Ms.Crenshaw’s work draws on a variety of artistic influences, from Salvador Dali to Shel Silverstein. Ms.Crenshaw earned...

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The Q | A World of Our Own Making
Dec11

The Q | A World of Our Own Making

  A World of Our Own Making Q: How does our act of creation challenge our reality?*Responses will be curated and may be shared with permission.Permission* Yes, I give my permission Show Full AgreementBy submitting your response, you are granting AROHO permission for possible publication – in whole or excerpts – in WAVES, which is also archived on our website and may be shared on social platforms.Name* First Last Address* State /...

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