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Poem ~ Amanda Planted Peonies ~ From the Professor’s Journal

Lynda McKinney Lambert - American Author Posted on 08/01/2022 by Lynda Lambert08/01/2022

American poet, Lynda McKinney Lambert, presents another poem and backstory in her series, “From the Professor’s Journal.”
Lambert has five published books featuring poetry, memoir, and personal stories of non-fiction. She writes three blog posts each week on Walking by Inner Vision.

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The Evergreen Journal #20 ~ Moonflowers & Childhood Stories

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  The Evergreen Journal #21 — Moonflowers & Childhood Stories – June 24, 2022 My thoughts take me to summer days and the pleasure of lounging on a glider on our front porch. Our small village is known as Frisco, … Continue reading →

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Poem ~ “I am immersed in a river” ~ From the Professor’s Journal

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Bob watches creek flowing.

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.

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