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Sunday Recap & Found Art by Maggie Devers
Here’s your recap of this week’s poems plus one new poem to carry us into the week ahead.
Jun 30 - Someone, open me up by Lindsey @writing.by.lindsey on Instagram. She is currently working on a poetry book.
Jul 1 - Sonnet: To The Poppy by Anna Seward
Jul 2 - No one needs to invent time travel by Christiana Doucette. Her website: Christiana Doucette. @doucette515 on BlueSky, Instagram, Threads, and TikTok. Her haiku “sudden downpour” appears in Where the Mountains Were: A Helene Disaster Relief Haiku/Senryu Anthology. All the profits go to The Foundation for Lake Lure & Chimney Rock Area Businesses.
Jul 3 - She’s got a handle on it by Maggie Devers: @rembrandts.cure on Instagram. Her book, For My Daughter, is out now.
Jul 4 - The American by Connie Helena @journalof1000days on Instagram.
Jul 5 - Look it in the Mouth by Katie Gilmour @katie_jean_gilmour on Instagram.
June 29 - Found Art
Maggie Devers
A stack of celluloid prints strewn in the street
Slowly coming undone
The top naked woman in an earthen room with a skylight
The roundness she mimics with her hands
And again with her breasts
In black and white
How tasteful it all was until she found her way to the street
Recently, since there were no tire marks
And I had to consider if it was intentional or chance that she was there
A careless photographer?
Or jilted lover exiting the contents from their home?
I took her with me
I wonder if she’ll be missed
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rembrandtscure.substack.com
Submissions are open. If you have a poem you want me to read on the podcast, now’s the time.
I’m looking for the one that lights you up. The one you’re proud of. The one you can’t read without crying. The one that makes you feel something big.
Let’s make space for the one this Fall on One Poem Only.
Deadline is Thursday, July 31.
🍎 Submit Here 🍎
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rembrandtscure.substack.com
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By Maggie DeversHere’s your recap of this week’s poems plus one new poem to carry us into the week ahead.
Jun 30 - Someone, open me up by Lindsey @writing.by.lindsey on Instagram. She is currently working on a poetry book.
Jul 1 - Sonnet: To The Poppy by Anna Seward
Jul 2 - No one needs to invent time travel by Christiana Doucette. Her website: Christiana Doucette. @doucette515 on BlueSky, Instagram, Threads, and TikTok. Her haiku “sudden downpour” appears in Where the Mountains Were: A Helene Disaster Relief Haiku/Senryu Anthology. All the profits go to The Foundation for Lake Lure & Chimney Rock Area Businesses.
Jul 3 - She’s got a handle on it by Maggie Devers: @rembrandts.cure on Instagram. Her book, For My Daughter, is out now.
Jul 4 - The American by Connie Helena @journalof1000days on Instagram.
Jul 5 - Look it in the Mouth by Katie Gilmour @katie_jean_gilmour on Instagram.
June 29 - Found Art
Maggie Devers
A stack of celluloid prints strewn in the street
Slowly coming undone
The top naked woman in an earthen room with a skylight
The roundness she mimics with her hands
And again with her breasts
In black and white
How tasteful it all was until she found her way to the street
Recently, since there were no tire marks
And I had to consider if it was intentional or chance that she was there
A careless photographer?
Or jilted lover exiting the contents from their home?
I took her with me
I wonder if she’ll be missed
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rembrandtscure.substack.com
Submissions are open. If you have a poem you want me to read on the podcast, now’s the time.
I’m looking for the one that lights you up. The one you’re proud of. The one you can’t read without crying. The one that makes you feel something big.
Let’s make space for the one this Fall on One Poem Only.
Deadline is Thursday, July 31.
🍎 Submit Here 🍎
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rembrandtscure.substack.com