Reposted by Meg WadeD. A. Powell @dapowell.bsky.social · 28/02/2025"Buy nothing for a day" is a good start. Buy nothing for a week if you can. And if you're able to, buy nothing inessential for as long as possible. Chop the head off the snake. 1417
Reposted by Meg WadeChen Chen @chenchenwrites.bsky.social · 23/01/2025Too often in workshops and classrooms there is a concentration on the poem's garments instead of its life's blood. —Linda Gregg, from “The Art of Finding” 3769
Reposted by Meg WadeChen Chen @chenchenwrites.bsky.social · 14/01/2025can't stop thinking about this little (vast) poem 121262
Meg Wade @hornyforsecrets.bsky.social · 24/12/2024My favorite Christmas Eve tradition is reading this Hala Alyan poem 130
Meg Wade @hornyforsecrets.bsky.social · 21/12/2024Happy Solstice from this prayer of a poem by Linda Gregg 06718
Reposted by Meg WadeChen Chen @chenchenwrites.bsky.social · 09/12/2024Paul Celan said that the poem was no different from a handshake... The handshake is our decided ritual of both asserting (I am here) and handing over (here) a self to another. Hence the poem is that—Here. I am here. —Claudia Rankine, from Don't Let Me Be Lonely 08418
Reposted by Meg WadeKelli Russell Agodon @kelliagodon.bsky.social · 17/11/2024"despite it all..." we keep trying. poem by @nikitagill.bsky.social 816843
Meg Wade @hornyforsecrets.bsky.social · 15/11/2024Good time to share that I talked poetry, grief work & granny witches with @talkdeath.bsky.social & am so grateful for this conversationtalkdeath.comDesigning Grief Work: An Interview with Grief Doula, Meg WadeMeg Wade is the Grief Doula at Larkspur Conservation, Tennessee’s first nature preserve for natural burial. 010