Take 3, commentary, takes 1 & 2. Ad. "I wanna be a fighter--" outtake that I like, 2 more final stanza outtakes (slower cadence, softer inflection because it's now 4am 🥲 and I decided I just wanna get this out otherwise I'll get too busy again and just won't, but don't wanna wake anyone with a more performative cadence, and that's ok. I think I'm a way it's more authentic like this). This poem came out of a prayer, and it sort of still is a prayer in that sense. Hope this can inspire others to write their own poem-prayers and think about how prayer can look different! Please lmk what you think via ig @her.art.of.worship! Love & Light, Hannah

Three readings of the same poem. Let me know which was your favorite @her.art.of.worship (Instagram)! And see if you can guess which was the order of recording 😅 (take 1, 2, 3). Inspired by and dedicated to Taylor Kirby Lit. Thank you for helping me grow in vulnerability, for being a such a Christ-like sister & friend in a short time. You're going to be the most wonderful mother ❤️ (ps - when Caroline is older you can tell her how this was written and later recorded in her very own room! 😂 Honored to have been the first to inhabit this space in your home. This room will always hold a special place in my heart--I'm glad we'll be able to share that 🥰

A coda is a concluding passage of a piece or movement.

Written in response to Rembrandt's Deceptive prints: Undefined. Ulster museum gallery 4.

An ekphrastic blend of fiction and nonfiction grounded in memory sparked from this image. Art by Losh

"the question has been..." - Diane Seuss

A leaf in a bed of clovers

Ekphrasis of a dead(?) bush + Quotes from Michael Bublé's song "Home."

Responses to beauty: Hymn and Palinode.

Responses to beauty: hymn & palinode