I understood long ago that selecting one title and writing a series of poems (usually 60-70, sometimes more) worked well for me. I also agree with Paul Valery & his idea that; “a poem is never finished, only abandoned,” This liberating notion inspired me to continue to edit and revise and add to poems I had written decades before.
Project End of Days is a Poetry/Art project & books by T. Byron K. Studio Appalachia-VA
Wednesday, October 27, 2021
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