Last day as a vessel

Tomorrow morning we will go in dawn’s early light to bring this new child into the world. Thus will bring to a close one period of turbulence, and thus begin another. I’m keyed up and not doing a very good job of resting on this last day of my last pregnancy.

I haven’t written much this poetry month, but I haven’t been not writing. I wrote one poem this NaPoWriMo, at a rate of one line a day for a while, until the poem was finished, which brings to a total of poems written this year: 3. Not a grand sum, but more than I wrote all last year, so progress at least.

And the Mass Poetry Festival was a wonderful last hurrah! The incomparable January O’Neil did a tremendous job organizing this awesome event. I’m already looking forward to next year.

Best to you, friends — when I return, I’ll have the results of the Big Poetry Giveaway and perhaps a baby picture or two…

4 responses to “Last day as a vessel”

  1. I hadn’t realized that you were pregnant! Congratulations. Can’t wait to hear about the new little one.

  2. Best wishes to you and your family.
    Karen

  3. Good luck, Marie! Hope to hear from you soon!

  4. paulsinstallations

    Best Wishes, Marie! Looking forward to hearing from you…

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