Learning To Fly

In this episode, I shared some more poems from the coffee house collection

In this episode I share some poems from a collection of mine that was once published on my blog and no where else. 

These are all poems of mine, that don't see too much light of day.  I wanted to give them a second chance :) To share a poem you've written or been inspired by submit it here, before August 1st!: https://anchor.fm/SincerelyBlueJayPoetry/message

Some more poetry I'd like to share with you guys. My poems that were written in response to Tumblr posts. Back when that was a thing. Maybe?

In this episode I took a page from the Tumblr play book and read and shared what felt right. Most of the pieces were written on Tumblr somewhere and as such do not have proper homes titles and memories associated with them. 

In this episode, I shared and talked about what Emily Dickinson's poetry means to me. If you'd like to share a poem or talk about what poetry, music, art mean to you make sure to send your submissions here!: https://anchor.fm/SincerelyBlueJayPoetry/message

In this episode, I took time to talk about how the name Learning to Fly came to be and an upcoming episode that you too can be a part of! I also discussed a little bit about what being a patreon supporter can mean for you and thanked all of this month's supporters! To add your voice to the collaboration episode, submit your recordings here: https://anchor.fm/SincerelyBlueJayPoetry/message

In this episode, I shared more random poems by Iain S. Thomas from the blog I wrote this for you. Consider the questions you have and the things you want to know today, you just might find an answer in these pieces. Also if you'd like to submit a poem, song or commentary of what poetry means to you, send it here to be featured on a very special podcast episode!

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In today's episode, I shared poems written and usually performed by Andrea Gibson. 

In this episode, I shared poems that seem to sum up the things society has made evident so far this year. But also each one is a poem that left me thinking.