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WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH - Sojourner Truth and Tahirih - Sister Stars in a Constellation
Reblogged from Rhea Harmsen: Sojourner Truth and Tahirih Sister Stars in a Constellation In this women’s history month we pay tribute, (with a poem titled Sojourner and Tahirih) to two women who by the sheer force of their souls moved … Continue reading
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Turn your book into a script and get $200,000?
<div> <!–rpuEmbedStart–> <script src=”http://1.rp-api.com/rjs/repost-article.js?3″ type=”text/javascript” data-cfasync=”false”></script> <div style=”margin:0;padding:0;”> <a href=”http://s.tt/19lvZ” rel=”norewrite”><img src=”http://img.1.rp-api.com/thumb/1497178″ style=”float:left;margin-right:10px;” /></a> <a href=”http://s.tt/19lvZ” rel=”norewrite”><strong>Turn your book into a script and get $200 000?</strong></a> (via <a href=”http://s.tt/19lvZ” rel=”norewrite”>ePublish a Book</a>) <p> Amazon Studios has a program inviting script … Continue reading
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The Romantic Protagonist of the 21st Century
By Rhea Harmsen The romantic protagonist of the 21st century is struggling with isolation, social anxiety and moral angst. He or she swings between manic optimism and hope on the one hand, and the chronic, debilitating questioning of meaning … Continue reading
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Wretchedness and Misery
Release yourselves, O nightingales of God, from the thorns and brambles of wretchedness and misery, and wing your flight to the rose-garden of unfading splendor. O My friends that dwell upon the dust! Haste forth unto your celestial habitation. Announce … Continue reading
You called me here to watch you cry
You called me here to watch you cry You called me here to watch you cry And I bear witness to your pain You, whom I have loved all my life Who only ever lived for me And loved me … Continue reading
Tribute to the children
You (little children) Your poetry is fashioned of gossamer wings. Ephemeral cotton candy strings, sweet and melting in the mouth. Fleeting, breathing not a sound, but whispering sweet nothings. With cadence and rhythm swings. I put no price on such … Continue reading
Launching a new poetry CD titled Isaiah’s Longing in CD Baby Music Store
Rhea Harmsen & Lee Robinson | Isaiah’s Longing | CD Baby Music Store. Featuring poems written and read by Rhea Harmsen with original music composed by Lee Robinson.
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MY FRIENDS CAN READ IT FOR FREE (Excerpt 50 from THE HARVEST of REASON) At the crack of dawn Maddie slunk down the stairs. She found John in the kitchen nursing a cup of coffee and staring at the floor. How long had he been up? READ MORE
(If you’re here for the first time check out excerpts 1-49 in earlier Blogs ) At the crack of dawn Maddie slunk down the stairs. She found John in the kitchen nursing a cup of coffee and staring at the … Continue reading
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MY FRIENDS CAN READ IT FOR FREE (Excerpt 49 from THE HARVEST of REASON) It was a rare moment of peace and calm in a storm-tossed, deadline-driven world, when Maddie and John sat down for a late lunch with Maddie’s parents, the day before Thanksgiving. READ MORE
(If you’re here for the first time check out excerpts 1-48 in earlier Blogs ) Chapter 14 And if he meeteth with injustice he shall have patience… The Seven Valleys It was a rare moment of peace and calm in … Continue reading
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