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Celebrating the Leap

Posted on 31 Jul 2017 by Anna Blake Godbout

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Yes, sometimes you just have to take the leap and I did just that.

Category: photography, UncategorizedTags: books, Colorado, indie, inspiration, memories, poetry, publishing, self publishing, women, writing

Posted on 2 Sep 2014 by Anna Blake Godbout

I am greeting September with a quiet poem for my readers. The bustle of summer is now past. Here in Colorado our mornings begin with chilled autumn like temperatures. Spots of orange are appearing on the scrub oak and the aspens are tinged with… Continue Reading “”

Category: UncategorizedTags: autumn, evening, inspirational, journey, love, nature, poems, poetry, self publishing, winter, women, women writers, writing

Why I Write Poetry

Posted on 8 Aug 2014 by Anna Blake Godbout

August 8, 2014 by annablakegodbout I am often asked why I have chosen to write poems instead of novels, short stories and essays in my writer’s life. My answer is not a complicated one: Because I want to. Because it lets me… Continue Reading “Why I Write Poetry”

Category: UncategorizedTags: inspiration, journey, memories, mountains, poems, poets, publishing, quilts, self publishing, snow, tea, women, women poets, women writers, women's organizations, writing

Beach Harvest

Posted on 21 Jun 2013 by Anna Blake Godbout

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A warm morning on the beach; the sunrise bellows tangerine and lavender where sea and sky become one. I walk in sand-silenced footsteps along the shoreline with a gathering bucket in hand, listening to breakers crash and the cry of gulls. Above pelicans swoop… Continue Reading “Beach Harvest”

Category: UncategorizedTags: beach, coast, first day of summer, footsteps, free verse, indie, journey, ocean, poetry, sand, sea, seashell, self publishing, shoreline, summer

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