Poem In Your Pocket Day

Posted on 18 Apr 2013 by

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Today is Poem in Your Pocket Day-no matter where you are or what you are doing, scribble down a few poetic lines of yours or a poem you love or even memorized-fold it up and put it in your pocket. Read it to others, read it in a quiet moment, savor your words and just tuck your poetic voice close to your heart. You will love it…and for a moment…just “catch the wind”. It is so needed. In my pocket lies a very unedited version of a poem I wrote so long ago titled “Catch the Winds”. Maybe I will included it in the second volume of Journey On:Life in Small Pieces. Yes! That’s the new title!

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2 Comments on “Poem In Your Pocket Day”

  1. Time to get the baskets and tea pots ready! The new title for your next book is great. I can’t wait to read the poems that will be inside. We will all continue to Journey On!

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