Category Archives: pandemic

Free Verse by Tammi J. Truax

Posted on August 24, 2020 by Charlotte Digregorio

A Toast There is bread. There is butter.   I shelter in my place. You, in yours. Safe and warm.   We want for nothing really, except perhaps   freedom of movement, freedom from fear.   Let us look within, … Continue reading →

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Has the Pandemic Made You More or Less Productive as a Writer?

Posted on April 29, 2020 by Charlotte Digregorio

Readers and Followers: Please comment below. • More or Less Productive as a Writer? Why? • What are you writing? Poetry? Short Short Stories, etc.? • Are they pandemic-related or something else? Thanks. Charlotte

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Blog Special: Keep This in Mind

Posted on April 22, 2020 by Charlotte Digregorio

Sashiko The sharpest needle with the brightest thread thrust back and forth through the tattered holes of the uncertainty in our daily  lives will keep the fabric of our humanity woven together by RM Yager Reprinted from StepAway Magazine, 2020 … Continue reading →

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Daily Haiku: April 22, 2020

Posted on April 21, 2020 by Charlotte Digregorio

senryu social distancing the snap of a wishbone wished alone by David Käwika Eyre (USA)

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