The wonderful Renwick Berchild has chosen a suite of my poems to be part of her ongoing ROAR Showcase at Green Lion Journal.
Please head over to Green Lion to read my poetry, and also a Q&A where I answer various questions about my poems and poetry.

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Thank you Larry!
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Congratulations, Kim! Very cool collection. I can only very rarely write about my mother, or any family-oriented stuff. And the extensive interview certainly opens you up to your readers, among whom I am pleased to be included.
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I’ve not written very many poems about my mother. But writing them helped me sort through my feelings about her ten years after her death.
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Happy and excited for you, Kim! Congratulations! :)
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Thanks Mike!!
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Well done, Kim; and thanks for the link to an informative and interesting interview.
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Thanks Keith, glad you liked my thoughts on poetry. 😊
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Stunning poetry. Emotionally honest like an epiphany. Congratulations on your feature !
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I’m really glad you liked my poems Rebecca!
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Very much. By our words we poets transform from caterpillars to butterflies.
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We do indeed!
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congratulations, Kim; I particularly enjoyed ‘Incremental Understanding’ —
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Kim, I enjoyed your interview. I’ve only just gotten through Mother Love and was stunned at how similar our experiences with our mothers overlap. Much of my early poetry has been about my own mother and while I have yet to come to a satisfactory detente with her (she is now 87), I decided a year or so ago that it was time to move on. But those resentments still remain. Thank you for encapsulating a similar relationship mode. I’ve forever envied those claiming their mothers are their best friends. What a foreign concept, for this gal! Anyway, congratulations! And now, on to the rest of your featured poetry.
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well done congratulations :)
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Thank you!
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congratulations! (K)
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Thank you!
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And I think we all have a Wilma in our lives. I am thinking of mine now. (K)
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I’m glad you have a Wilma too!
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