Welcome to day 23! We're still dancing and still being easy with ourselves. One poem is wonderful for a day--especially when it's curated by me ; ) Today, we are reading from Love and Other Deaths by D.M. Thomas. Today's poem is "Symphony in Moscow."

Welcome to day 22 of the dance! We are reading "Abandon" from Girls Are Coming Out of the Woods by Tishani Doshi!

It's day 21! Forgive me that I do not have the proper spelling. Please look at the cover for the accented letter. My ignorance is ignorance. This poem drops me. We are reading "Of the Breath" from Blood of the Sun by Salgado Maranhao!

Today is day 20! We are prancing along! Today's poem, "When I Say Heart" is from chamber by chamber by Saara Myrene Raappana.

We've made it to day 19! This is a great looping piece! I love how it makes me slow down! We are reading "The Ruins of Nostalgia 38" from The Ruins of Nostalgia by Sonna Stonecipher.

And we are back for another day and another dash. Today we are reading "The Hand Thinks" from the book of a hundred hands by Cole Swensen. Enjoy!!

Welcome back! It's day 17 of the dance! One poem and a twirl. Today, we're reading "Refuge" from Jackie Wang's The Sunflower: Cast a Spell to Save us from the Void.

Keep dancing! Today we're reading from Orange Roses by Lucy Ives. This is "In Sonnets."

We are in for a treat! Laurel Benjamin has been leading an ekphrastic writing group for years. I've been lucky enough to be her friend and have taken part! We are reading "The Blue Moss Sings a Song of Its Own" from Flowers on a Train.

Let's start the dance! Forgive my finger--I had a terrible time taking these photos!!! I'm no photographer even in good lighting. sigh But, we are in a mad dash polka! So, let's go! We are reading from In Canaan by Shane McCrae. This is "With the Infant Mary Garner's Body in His Arms."