Maine Girl

Posts Tagged ‘boundless compassion’

• WELCOME!

  This blog is one woman's contribution to a world sorely in need of more poetry. I've started by posting four completed collections: "Maine Girl" (inspired by growing up in the great state of Maine), "Lucky Enough!" (inspired by living by the Chesapeake Bay), "Good in the End" (inspired by hospice work), and "Getting Over Me" (dharma poetry about trying to live a more compassionate life).

  Randoms, Rogues and Outliers is where I put other free-standing poems -- some going back decades. Finally, "On Vanishing Path" and "Being Otherwise" -- two more dharma poetry collections -- are works in progress, with poems posted here as I write them.

  To get started, just click on whichever collection you'd like to read in the Categories box below. Or take pot luck and just start reading the posts from the top.

  I hope you enjoy my poems but, more importantly, I hope you find joy in writing your own poetry and that you find ways to share what you write. Please let me know when you do!

  Debbi McGlauflin

• Categories

  • Being Otherwise poetry collection
  • Book previews and sales
  • Getting Over Me poetry collection (Dharma)
  • Good in the End poetry collection (death and dying)
  • Lucky Enough poetry collection (Chesapeake)
  • Maine Girl poetry collection
  • On Vanishing Path poetry collection (Dharma)
  • Randoms, Rogues and Outliers
  • Uncategorized
• My Author's Spotlight on Lulu
• CHECK OUT MY READING OF THE POEMS FROM "LUCKY ENOUGH!" AND "MAINE GIRL" ON MY YOUTUBE CHANNEL -- PRESENTED WITH THE BEAUTIFUL PHOTOS FROM THE BOOKS.
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• Recent Posts

  • True North
  • Motherhood
  • Crowdfunding Poetry for Hospice Patients
  • The Crossing
  • Too Sudden, Too Soon
  • Final Exchange
  • Losing My Minding
  • Nature’s Way (Five Haiku)
  • Good in the End
  • Escape Velocity
  • End of Story
  • The Companion’s Prayer
  • Without Residue
  • As If
  • Sherpa

• Recent Comments

  • dmcglauflin on Motherhood
  • Debbi McGlauflin on Remembering the Pines
  • Chris on Remembering the Pines
  • Chris on Cosmic News (note to self)
  • joan libby on End of the Line (four haiku)