Poet In Residence at Cedarmere Week 2

I wrote 30 poems, including a PowerPoint video poem and a few erasures.

I strolled up and down rolling hills, through gardens, around a pond, near trees, and harborside.

I sat in silence in a library alcove, in a great room in front of a fireplace, and on a porch.

I offered impromptu tidbits of historical facts.

I guided a poetry writing workshop about what history holds.

I am grateful for the Friends of Cedarmere, for this inspiring opportunity, and for the preservation of this historical place that urges us towards a better future.

Day One: I am a tiny poet in a very large house.
Day Two
Welcome to Christina Knows Nothing About Nature
Day Three
Day Four
Day Five: I chased butterflies. If I were them, I would have been annoyed at me.
Day Six
Day Seven
Day Eight
Day Nine: Tiny poet ponders in front of large fireplace
Courtesy Beth Beatrice Smith
Courtesy Beth Beatrice Smith
Courtesy Beth Beatrice Smith
Courtesy of Brian Geraghty
Courtesy Jeanette Cincotta
Day Ten

2 thoughts on “Poet In Residence at Cedarmere Week 2”

  1. Barbara Segal says:
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    Congratulations Christina, on being selected as Poet-in-Residence, and on a job well done. You communicate your enthusiastic enjoyment and appreciation of place and position so well, in pictures and words.

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