Interview with Poet Matthew J. Andrews
In a candid interview with Agape Review, poet Matthew J Andrews discusses his poetry and his debut chapbook. Continue reading Interview with Poet Matthew J. Andrews
Tag: Mary Harwell Sayler
Sensing Christmas π
In her poem, βSensing Christmas,β Mary Harwell Sayler revels in the Christmas spirit π Continue reading Sensing Christmas π
Oh, Come! Let Us Celebrate π
In her poem, βOh, Come! Let Us Celebrate,β Mary Harwell Sayler rejoices in the Nativity of Jesusπ Continue reading Oh, Come! Let Us Celebrate π
New Birth! π
In her poem, βNew Birth!β Mary Harwell Sayler celebrates the birth of Christ π Continue reading New Birth! π
Concord-Dance π
In her poem, βConcord-Dance,β Mary Harwell Sayler reflects on the Nativity π Continue reading Concord-Dance π
Sorrows in Senryu
In the syllabic verse, “Sorrows in Senryu,” Mary Sayler remembers the many Psalms of lament, almost always ending on an uplifting note or praise. Continue reading Sorrows in Senryu
Tenterhooks
In her free verse poem, “Tenterhooks,” Mary Sayler considers how the Angel’s encounter with the young Mary, Mother of Jesus might have gone. Continue reading Tenterhooks
The Woman Who Once Loved Paul: a Fiction
In her sonnet, “The Woman Who Once Loved Paul: a Fiction,” Mary Sayler explores some possibilities in the life of the Apostle Paul. Continue reading The Woman Who Once Loved Paul: a Fiction
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