Pennsylvania poet and author Lynda McKinney Lambert considers the season and gives an outline for writing a Pi Poem.
Her focus today is in the brightly colored baby chicks that are sold in farm supply stores across the country.
In this poem, she explored the variety of chickens and their differences.
She also gives a LESSON for HOT-TO write a Pi Poem and invites the reader to write one.
In this poem, “Muddy Hands,” Pennsylvania author and artist, Lynda McKinney Lambert, speaks about how she began to recover from sudden sight loss in 2007. Lambert left her teaching position at Geneva College after her sight loss and works full time in her studio in The Village of Wurtemburg, in rural western PA. Lambert has 2 published books.
Continue reading →April is National Poetry Month. Lynda McKinney Lambert is posting a poem every day this month. Today’s poem is “In the Storms of April – Plunge! A Letter to December.” What are you thinking about this month? Find out what Lynda had to say about the month of April as she sits down to tic letter to December.
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