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Posted on May 5, 2022May 5, 2022Author Martha CinaderFormat ImageCategories Martha's Blog, Note to Note, PoetryTags bee, blood, corpse, flame, flowers, fruit, nature 1 Comment

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Posted on August 4, 2021August 4, 2021Author Martha CinaderFormat ImageCategories Martha's Blog, Note to Note, PoetryTags lies, nature, time, truth, wisdom Leave a comment

Note about Nature

What if we are just being ourselves, just like cockroaches are being themselves, and every natural and unnatural thing we do is really just our nature to do and we are just as loathsome to some superior aliens as that cockroach on my kitchen counter that I naturally want to smash?

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Posted on October 24, 2019October 24, 2019Author Martha CinaderFormat ImageCategories Note to Note, PoetryTags cockroaches, nature Leave a comment

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Martha Mims's books on Goodreads

WORD: An Anthology by A Gathering of the Tribes

Crystal Clear Waters (The Magic Path, #2)

Mark and the Queen Fish (The Magic Path, #1)

Martha Cinader's books on Goodreads

Dreamscape: Real Dreams Really Make a Difference

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American Authors Unplugged

Dreamscape, Real Dreams Really Make a Difference

When The Body Calls: Selected Writings

Oakland Out Loud Poetry and Prose in Celebration of 'There'

ratings: 1 (avg rating 5.00)

I loved this book. I picked it up in the Albuquerque airport on my way home after attending my father's funeral. Ms. Harjo speaks eloquently of birth and death in the telling of her story of becoming the fierce poet and musician that she...

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The Albino Album

by Chavisa Woods

This book was very interesting and entertaining. I found myself a little confused in a couple places about who the narrator was, with the story jumping around in time and among characters, but got the gist of it anyway. It is a window in...

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The God of Small Things

by Arundhati Roy

I heard Arundhati Roy speaking with Amy Goodman once on the radio, and was impressed with her passion and intelligence. Somehow I never got around to reading any of her books until now. I really enjoyed this one. It is great storytelling...

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Ancient Mirrors of Womanhood Volume 2

by Merlin Stone

I could never actually say that I finished volume 2 or 1 of Ancient Mirrors of Womanhood, they are the work of the incredible scholarship and imagination of Merlin Stone. These two books together are a never-ending fountain of ideas, ins...

tagged: woman-history and reviewed

Pedro Pietri: Selected Poetry

by Pedro Pietri

Dear Pedro, John Dean interrupted my regularly scheduled Sesame Street when you were getting turned on to grass i was watching Vietnam on TV when you met Agent Orange and he stuck to you like glue i didn’t know i just heard it was the wo...

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