On Time in the Pandemic
The pandemic has changed how we experience time-- it has both slowed and sped up. Living with restrictions and without our usual routines, we have an opportunity to reassess time itself.
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Death is the Door
"Death is the door that never closes / on the slow life hours."
A Wrinkle in Human Time
Time wrinkles remind us of God’s time, give us a glimpse of eternity—whether that be in the fears and joys of our ordinary life, a spiritual experience, or a young-adult story.
An Index of Speech
An evocative poem by Janet R. Kirchheimer and Jaclyn Piudik about "the astonishment of stars deserted, blotted/ on etching paper, ravaged into form."
Impatience
A poem by Margaret Hasse, participant in the summer 2007 and 2008 writing workshop, Believing in Writing.
Finding My Introvert
I cannot remember the exact moment of recognition, but I think it occurred early afternoon on the second full day of our writing workshop. I rediscovered time.
