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Winter Poetry: Cider for the Wolves
Cider for the Wolves is an ethereal poetry book filled with magic and whimsy, with just a hint of midnight darkness.
How to Submit Your Poetry for Publishing in Anthologies
Submitting your poetry for publication in an anthology is a great way to share your work and gain recognition as a poet.
Featured Poetry - No Roots
No Roots poetry brings an exploration of happiness, compassion, and appreciating nature with a zen mind using lyrical imagery and dancing, alliterative word choice.
Tips for Writing Poetry
If you're an aspiring poet, finding inspiration can be one of the biggest challenges. But fear not, for there are many ways to cultivate inspiration and develop strong writing habits.
Featured Poem – Dali Clocks – from ‘Cider for the Wolves'
I wrote this poem inspired by the melting clocks of Salvador Dali’s iconic work. This is from a book I am about to publish this year called Cider for the Wolves!
How to Self Publish a Poetry Book
Self-publishing a poetry book requires time, effort, and attention to detail. By following these steps, you can publish a high-quality book that showcases your unique voice and creative talent.
Featured Poem – From ‘The Subtle Art of Reenchantment’
The Subtle Art of Reenchantment is a special book to me, because it really has been the road map to a better appreciation for life and the natural world around us.
Poetry Prompts for March
Hope you enjoy these thought-provoking prompts to get your creative juices flowing!
My Artwork on Display & Poetry Reading @ Third Street Gallery
I’m still buzzing from excitement from the reception for The Sum of Our Parts art show at the Third Street Gallery in Moscow, Idaho!
No Roots Poetry
Roots. They give life to plants, they ground us to place, they branch and intertwine. Roots connect us to all forms of life and they connect us to each other.
What are we without roots? What are we doing each day to strengthen our roots?
Elizabeth Adan’s poetry brings an exploration of happiness, compassion, and appreciating nature with a zen mind using lyrical imagery and dancing, alliterative word choice.
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