American poet, Lynda McKinney Lambert shares her poem about spending a fall day in a red canoe on the Allegheny River is western Pennsylvania. This poem is featured in Vita Brevis 3 Anthology – Nothing Divine Dies. Edited by Brian Geiger.
This poem is one of Lambert’s articles, “From the Professor’s Journal,” on her blog at: Lynda Lambert dot com.
“Good Shoes Take You Good Places.” American author, Lynda McKinney Lambert, continues with the next part of her journey in learning how to set goals, make a clear plan, and follow it to a successful end. Lynda is a retired college professor of fine arts and humanities. Retirement opened up new opportunities in writing and she now has five books on Amazon and all other retail outlets. You can also get her books on Smashhwords, in e-book format. In addition most of her books are available in paperback, hardback, Kindle, E-book, and Audible. She believes in deciding on Plan A, and following a clear path to attain your dreams. In today’s story, Lynda discusses the notion that good shoes will take you good places. What do you think?
Continue reading →American poet, Lynda McKinney Lambert, opens the summer season of Garden Songs with today’s post.
Lynda writes short poems that are inspired by her flower gardens. In this first Garden Song for the 2022 season, Lynda celebrates as she begins the series with, “A Note from the Flowers,” Tell me what you think!
