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.
American Author and Poet, Lynda McKinney Lambert shares a poem that she wrote about experiences in Puerto Rico.
She presents her poem, Primavera: When Spring Break is Over, and gives readers insight in to how she created this poem. Lynda taught a course in Puerto Rico culture each semester. Students and professors included a Spring Break work-study to Puerto Rico as part of the course.
American Author and Artist, Lynda McKinney Lambert shares a poem and instructions, From the Professors Journal.
“The stone urns sit atop the pilasters that surround the lush gardens. Each one seems like it is literally spewing glorious flowers like a waterfall. They are bursting forth from the pots. I sit and make pencil sketches of the urns. Each one is different from the others; each has a different design. All are massive.
Wolfe spent the final six years of his life imprisoned in Hohensalzburg Fortress, which overlooks the city of Salzburg. The fortress prison was his destiny as he was held prisoner until he died in 1612.”
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