Episode 7 of Poetry for Peace shares a poem titled: All that Sings. A poem that celebrates life and the beauty of springtime, its verses are filled with motion and the songs that are around and within us. 

This poem was published in Last Leaves Magazine, Issue 5, Fall 2022. The magazine is available in print at Barnes and Noble stores. To download a PDF copy, visit: https://www.lastleavesmag.com/last-leaves-issues

I hope you've enjoyed this seventh episode of Poetry for Peace. You can listen to poems that find the light every Wednesday and Saturday, starting Oct. 19th, 2022.

Episode 6 of Poetry for Peace shares a poem titled: Reflection of a Woman. A sensual poem that explores the seasons of life, it speaks of daily patterns and changes within and around us. 

This poem was published in The Journey (Paddler Press), Volume 6: Changes. 

To read the issue this poem is published in, visit: https://paddlerpress.ca/issues-trip-log/

I hope you've enjoyed this sixth episode of Poetry for Peace. You can listen to poems that find the light every Wednesday and Saturday, starting Oct. 19th, 2022.

Episode 5 of Poetry for Peace shares three children's limericks titled: Ollie the Jazz Cat. A limerick is a poetic stanza made up of five lines with the rhyme scheme: AABBA. 

This poem was published on Storyberries, a digital children's space where kids of all ages and their caregivers can read and listen to stories & poems. 

To read the written text of this poem, visit: https://www.storyberries.com/poems-for-kids-ollie-the-jazz-cat-three-limericks-childrens-poetry/

I hope you've enjoyed this fifth episode of Poetry for Peace. You can listen to poems that find the light every Wednesday and Saturday, starting Oct. 19th, 2022.

Episode 4 of Poetry for Peace shares a poem titled: The Artist. Its verses creative inspiration & processes, and recognize the value of all types of artists in our world. 

This poem was first published in Art Times Journal in March 2022. It was re-published in April 2022 in The Greenville Chamber Singers' Spring Concert Program: Our Voices. 

To read the written text of this poem, visit: https://arttimesjournal.com/poetry/poets.html

I hope you've enjoyed this fourth episode of Poetry for Peace. You can listen to poems that find the light every Wednesday and Saturday, starting Oct. 19th, 2022.

Episode 3 of Poetry for Peace shares a poem I wrote in April of 2021, titled: i am learning to be still. Inspired by moments of quiet presence in nature, its verse are rooted in gratitude for our earth. 

This poem was published in The Bluebird Word on April 1, 2022. 

To read the poem's text, visit: https://thebluebirdword.com/i-am-learning-to-be-still-by-stacie-eirich/

I hope you've enjoyed this third episode of Poetry for Peace. You can listen to poems that find the light every Wednesday and Saturday, starting Oct. 19th, 2022.

Episode 2 of Poetry for Peace shares a poem titled: Sacred Space. Written in 2021, its verses reflect on the aural histories and memories of the places and spaces we visit. 

This poem was published in Synkroniciti Magazine in September 2022. 

To read the written text of this poem, you can purchase a single issue of Synkroniciti Magazine at: https://synkroniciti.com/the-magazine/purchase-individual-issues

I hope you've enjoyed this second episode of Poetry for Peace. You can listen to poems that find the light every Wednesday and Saturday, starting Oct. 19th, 2022.

Episode 1 of Poetry for Peace highlights a poem I wrote in the spring of 2020, titled: Glasswing Butterfly. Written in the sunlight of my patio, it was a moment of refreshment and hope during a troubling time. 

This poem was published in Ariel Chart International Journal on February 6, 2022. 

To read the poem's text, visit: https://www.arielchart.com/2022/02/glasswing-butterfly.html

I hope you've enjoyed this beginning episode of Poetry for Peace. You can listen to poems that find the light every Wednesday and Saturday, starting Oct. 19th, 2022. 

Listen to new episodes of Poetry for Peace every Wednesday and Saturday, starting Oct. 19th, 2022. 

Hosted by Stacie Eirich, a poet who seeks to live creatively while sharing verses that find the light. In this trailer, she gives insight into how and why poetry is her focus, and why she wants to share her voice and verses with you.