Sep 23, 2015
Oh hey! I was interviewed by Mindful magazine. So much to say about poems & parenting & meditation.
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Oh hey! I was interviewed by Mindful magazine. So much to say about poems & parenting & meditation.
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I have a new poem up on SlamFind called I'm Reading an Article About Emotional Unavailability Again! https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=gakeMfI4Zrk
I have 3 poems in Drunk in a Midnight Choir. Your One Wild and Precious Life is about my dear friend Sam Merrill who is pictured here. http://drunkinamidnightchoir.com/2015/03/03/three-poems-nora-meiners/
"...and love is the only rodeo." My poem about how the moon doesn't like the way I write about love has a video of it now.
http://indiefeedpp.libsyn.com/nora-meiners-yellow My poem about my sister is on IndieFeed this week. Abby Meiners, 1995. Before her diagnosis of Schizophrenia
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My poem was shared on SlamFind, today! You can see it here: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OkblYMC4H40
"Exhaustion"
There will be a tired so full of red veins and sore throats
it earns the name exhausted, emptied out.
You will feel smoky and like you are only discharge.
You are the left-overs, the forgotten so quick.
It is here in your no-body-ness.
In your I can barely see you.
That you will decide he has been gone from the ignition.
You should have known you were just a faint trail.
You by-product of time spent rolling together.
Remember you are air, exhausted one.
Up is the way you travel.
Part of the Interview I did with the Patriot Ledger
Q: Why slam poetry?
A: I didn’t write poems until about two years ago. I wrote snippets and short prose. I have always known about slam poetry, but I never participated. Writing is a solitary experience. It is rewarding to write something, walk into a room, get to share what you created and get an immediate response. It’s exciting and fuels a kind of creativity that makes the community very vibrant; people really push the boundaries of what they’re writing about. I learned how to write in ways I would never have approached prior to slam.
Read more: CHIT CHAT: National Poetry Slam - Quincy, MA - The Patriot Ledger http://www.patriotledger.com/entertainment/x1815318267/CHIT-CHAT-National-Poetry-Slam#ixzz2bilTNquK