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Week of …

“Week of…” is a special series where we dedicate an entire week of posts to a particular poem or poet. These weeks include posts of the poems, reflections on the poems, background on the poet and videos of the poet or others reading the poems. All of the poets in this series also appear in “Teaching with Heart,” “Leading from Within” or “Teaching with Fire.” Our first “Week of Fire” was centered around Judy Brown’s poem “Fire” which appeared in “Teaching with Fire” and “Leading from Within.”

Tweet Our final post in the “Week of Mark Nepo” series features Mark’s poem, “The Appointment.”  My favorite line is, “But soon you arrive at the edge of all your......
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TweetThe holidays interrupted my planned posts for the “Week of Mark Nepo” – a week dedicated to Mark’s poetry and his other writings.  Today, I returned to the last few......
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TweetThe One Life We’re Given: Finding the Wisdom That Waits in Your Heart Here are Mark Nepo’s own words describing what he brings to his book, The One Life We’re......
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TweetSome lucky New Yorkers will be able to see Mark Nepo at the Thrive Global Pop-up Store tonight.  Dec 15, 2016: Thrive Pop Up Store, What It Means to Thrive,......
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TweetThe Book Of Awakening: Having The Life You Want By Being Present To The Life You Have — Mark Nepo This is a remarkable book.  It is deceptively simple –......
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TweetSince the moment my friendship with Lucille began in 1989, I feel as if almost everything I’ve learned about life and love and being human (in this both wondrous and......
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Tweet Back in April for Poetry Month, Bill Murray was asked to share his favorite poems for Oprah Winfrey’s O Magazine.   Murray chose Lucille Clifton’s “What the Mirror Said” as......
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Tweet Lucille Clifton believed in the liberating possibilities of learning – and she treasured the schools and teachers who invited and nurtured it. Her personal commitment to her students was unwavering......
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Tweet             the river between us in the river that your father fished my father was baptized.    it was their hunger that defined them, one,......
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TweetFor our second post in the “Week of Lucille Clifton” — here is Kathleen Glaser’s reflections on Lucille Clifton’s “blessing the boats” from Teaching with Heart.        ......
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