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Merril D Smith on A Poet’s Voice Tea. Toast. & Trivia.
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Season 4 Episode 45: Merril D Smith on A Poet’s Voice
"frost-specked
the grass glistens
in October moonlight,
silvered pale…a scurry of mice,
ghost-like."
Merril D. Smith, The Moons of Autumn: Word Weaving # 1: A Word Craft Journal of Syllabic Verse
Welcome to Tea Toast & Trivia.
Thank you for listening in.
I am your host, Rebecca Budd, and I am looking forward to sharing this moment with you.
The Moons of Autumn: A Word Craft Journal of Syllabic Verse, edited by Colleen M. Chesebro and JulesPaige is a profound exploration of Japanese and American syllabic poetry. The theme of this journal was influenced by the Harvest, Hunter’s, and Frost moons, which are the names given to the three full moons that transpire during the autumn months. Within the pages of this poetry collection, the diverse mix of syllabic poetry has ignited my desire to explore a poetic journey.
Today, I am delighted that Merril D Smith whose poetry is featured in “The Moons of Autumn” has joined me to give voice to her poetry. Welcome to the series, “A Poet’s Voice”, which brings words of poetry from across the world to your home.
Merril D. Smith is a writer, editor, independent scholar, and poet. She is the author and editor of several books. Merril’s poetry is often inspired by the natural world around her. Her poetry has been published by several presses, and she is working on a full-length poetry collection, as well as some smaller collections. In April 2022, Nightingale & Sparrow Press published her first full-length collection, River Ghosts.
I invite you to put the kettle on and add to this exciting conversation on Tea Toast & Trivia.
Thank you for joining Merril and me on Tea Toast & Trivia to reflect on the beauty of poetic words.
Thank you, Merril for sharing your insights on how poetry allows us to describe the world around us in unexpected ways. I have enjoyed traveling virtually to New Jersey to walk along the Delaware River with you.
Listeners, you can meet up with Merril D. Smith on her website Merril D Smith, Amazon and Goodreads. You are only an internet click away from poetry that enriches the soul.
Until next time we meet, dear friends, keep reading and reciting poetry.
Safe travels wherever your adventures lead you.
Music by:
Claude Signet "No One But Yourself"
https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/l89C9VoigE/
David Celeste "Everyday People"
https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/T32oSvAWoI/
Emily Rubye "Remember"
https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/KSh4jHCiBF/
#EpidemicSound
Season 4 Episode 45: Merril D Smith on A Poet’s Voice
"frost-specked
the grass glistens
in October moonlight,
silvered pale…a scurry of mice,
ghost-like."
Merril D. Smith, The Moons of Autumn: Word Weaving # 1: A Word Craft Journal of Syllabic Verse
Welcome to Tea Toast & Trivia.
Thank you for listening in.
I am your host, Rebecca Budd, and I am looking forward to sharing this moment with you.
The Moons of Autumn: A Word Craft Journal of Syllabic Verse, edited by Colleen M. Chesebro and JulesPaige is a profound exploration of Japanese and American syllabic poetry. The theme of this journal was influenced by the Harvest, Hunter’s, and Frost moons, which are the names given to the three full moons that transpire during the autumn months. Within the pages of this poetry collection, the diverse mix of syllabic poetry has ignited my desire to explore a poetic journey.
Today, I am delighted that Merril D Smith whose poetry is featured in “The Moons of Autumn” has joined me to give voice to her poetry. Welcome to the series, “A Poet’s Voice”, which brings words of poetry from across the world to your home.
Merril D. Smith is a writer, editor, independent scholar, and poet. She is the author and editor of several books. Merril’s poetry is often inspired by the natural world around her. Her poetry has been published by several presses, and she is working on a full-length poetry collection, as well as some smaller collections. In April 2022, Nightingale & Sparrow Press published her first full-length collection, River Ghosts.
I invite you to put the kettle on and add to this exciting conversation on Tea Toast & Trivia.
Thank you for joining Merril and me on Tea Toast & Trivia to reflect on the beauty of poetic words.
Thank you, Merril for sharing your insights on how poetry allows us to describe the world around us in unexpected ways. I have enjoyed traveling virtually to New Jersey to walk along the Delaware River with you.
Listeners, you can meet up with Merril D. Smith on her website Merril D Smith, Amazon and Goodreads. You are only an internet click away from poetry that enriches the soul.
Until next time we meet, dear friends, keep reading and reciting poetry.
Safe travels wherever your adventures lead you.
Music by:
Claude Signet "No One But Yourself"
https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/l89C9VoigE/
David Celeste "Everyday People"
https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/T32oSvAWoI/
Emily Rubye "Remember"
https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/KSh4jHCiBF/
#EpidemicSound
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