Ellen Grace Olinger
I am rereading A Listening Life, by Tracy Balzer (2011, Pinyon Publishing). Sometimes I may read through a book, and then later read paragraphs aloud, and stay with a page or two for a time.
Tracy Balzer “carry some quiet around” is the author’s site.
Welcoming Hope: Poems for those in need is a book that we published with Time of Singing poetry journal. I reread the book recently, and the poems are strong and timeless.
Lora Homan Zill and I served as the Editors. Charles A. Waugaman was the Art Editor and Illustrator.
The book includes poems by many poets. With the universal themes of faith and hope, the book continues to be a beautiful work of art.
The book can be ordered from The Blue Collar Artist Time of Singing. All proceeds benefit Time of Singing. You can also learn more about Time of Singing “quarterly Christian poetry journal from Wind & Water Press.”
Welcoming Hope: Poems for those in need
2007, Elin Grace Publishing
Oostburg, Wisconsin
ISBN 978-0-9729848-4-3
This post is reprinted from my site, Poems From Psalms And Nature.
reading
on a Sunday afternoon
I remember poems
about the language arts
R est
E ducate
A dmire
D ream
I nspire
N ew
G oals
READING
L ove of literature
I nspires countless
B eautiful hours of
R eading many
A uthors, and sometimes
R ereading beloved books
Y early
LIBRARY
WestWard Quarterly, Fall 2018
reading haiku
the generous new growth
of evergreens
Charlotte Digregorio’s Writer’s Blog
Daily Haiku: June 21, 2019
older now
used books settle
in their new home
All the Way Home: Aging in Haiku (2019)
Edited by Robert Epstein
Middle Island Press
West Union, WV
Poems are by Ellen Grace Olinger.
Image: wpclipart
Last month, I began Large Print Poems. I am reprinting some of my acrostic poems, haiku, tanka, and other poems.
Yesterday, we completed the series at my site, Poems From Psalms And Nature.
Here are posts from that site with some of my thoughts about this work.
The Psalms – I wrote this post as I reflected upon the series, to let readers know we were reaching the last Psalm.
There are 150 Psalms, so our current series is almost complete – and only a small beginning.
The Psalms are a part of my life. Perhaps you know them well, and perhaps they are new for some readers.
Psalm 150 – I mentioned that “New readers may be interested to read New Series From The Psalms (March 17, 2020).”
Ellen Grace Olinger
While I live will I praise the LORD:
I will sing praises unto my God
while I have any being.
Psalm 146: 2
I received the new Pinyon Review from Pinyon Publishing.
This issue is Number 17, Spring 2020.
“Limited Edition, Hand-Sewn.”
Susan Entsminger is Editor.
