Category: Poetry Posts
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New Scrolls in Fairy Houses!
Where: along the dog walking path at Santa Fe Skies RV Park. What: poems by Devon Miller-Duggan housed in recycled metal sculptures. How to View: drop by the Park which is off of Route 14. Look for three “houses” (created by Tim Brown) for the poems: mushroom, cantina, and cabin.…
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Enlivening Wilmington, Delaware with Poems
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?vanity=lindsey.n.warren&set=a.10159863283096550 Wilmington Is A Poem Lindsey Warren says: An ongoing project in which I post poems about Wilmington, Delaware all over its dirty face
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How To Poetry Post!
How To Set Up Poetry Posts Many years ago, when my friend Ana moved to Portland, Oregon, she discovered something she knew that I’d love. On my first visit to her she took me out walking to see local poetry posts—simple boxes on a post where the owners changed the…
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New Poetry Posts
These wonderful images are from students in last semester’s Color Theory class at SFCC with Sudeshna Sengupta. They are on six of the campus poetry posts: two in central courtyard, two at west entrance (upper & lower) and two in smoking area towards west of bookstore and cafeteria. I’ll be…
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New Poetry Posts by Kathryne Lim
Magdalena, NM Your land is a tapestry of ribbon and rattlesnakes, sky stitched above it like an untouched stream. Mornings, I collect eggs from your basin, my fingers powdery and warm all day. It’s impossible not to see the shape of a woman in a mountain range, here a mound…
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Poetry Post News
FRAMED! There is new project for the Poetry Posts on Santa Fe Community College campus. Santa Fe Poet Laureate Elizabeth Jacobson, along with Miriam Sagan who originated the posts, will curate 12 poets in the next 24 months. Expect a gathering of voices and some fresh poetry. There are ten…
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Karla Linn Merrifield Poetry Posts
are up on SFCC campus–bringing some lyric Florida to New Mexico landscape.
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Poetry Posts Feature Taos Writer Kate O’Neill
Look for all ten on the campus of Santa Fe Community College. Courtyard C is always a lovely spot A community garden has grown up around one of the posts on the Fitness Center trail. How serendipitous to post Kate’s poem “Seeds” there! To the west of the bookstore in…
Miriam's Well: Poetry, Land Art, and Beyond 