in the silent wood
the clock of leaves stops ticking
the autumn storm rests
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Suzanne Beaumont tells stories through poetry and prose. She writes to know herself and to explore the world around her. Suzanne holds the profound belief that everyone has a unique story to tell. She feels that even if we cannot know how our particular contribution fits, it is important to keep going, keep offering, keep listening, because we cannot know if our one note completes the chorus chord that unlocks heaven.
The Nature of
Our Times
Poets for Science is a participatory project and installation exploring the connection between science and poetry.
Paloma Press publishes poetry and other literary works that honor our shared histories and inspire our creative futures.
Are you interested in collaborating with Poets for Science? Contact David Hassler, Bob & Walt Wick Executive Director of the Wick Poetry Center at Kent State University.
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