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Category Archives: Psychology
Welcome Summer
Hanging on my studio walls are three collages dear to my heart. The triptych represents the three aspects of the Great Goddess, representing the three traditional phases of womanhood – maiden, mother, crone. It’s a fine thing for an artist to … Continue reading
Posted in Archetype, Art, Consciousness, dVerse, goddess, Herstory, Poetry, Psychology, Symbol, Women
Tagged crone, d'Verse Poets Pub, Great Goddess, Magdalene A.D., Maiden, Mary Grace Guevara, Mother, Rumi, Venus of Hohle Fels
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Another Kind of Echo
So many kinds of echoes in the world. It’s no wonder the story of Echo and Narcissus has lasted so long. We humans have more than one archetypal resonance with that word. I can almost hear it echoing through my … Continue reading
Posted in Archetypes, Consciousness, dVerse, Poetry, Psychology, The Fool, Writing
Tagged d'Verse Poets Pub, Doppleganger, echo, The Naked Man
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Reflecting on Echo
So the challenge for Tuesday, December 10, thrown down by Merril D. Smith is to write about echoes for our lesson on Poetics at the virtual pub for poets I like to frequent. As it happens, I’ve written a couple … Continue reading
Posted in Archetypes, Consciousness, dVerse, Love, Myth, Poetry, Psychology, Storytelling, Writing
Tagged d'Verse Poets Pub, Echo and Narcissus, echoes, Merril D. Smith
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Apostrophe
Responding to Gospel Isosceles in Meeting the Bar: Critique and Craft at the d’Verse pub for poets, I have very little to say, except this poem wouldn’t leave me alone. It insisted on being written. Nothing to do when the muse … Continue reading
Posted in Consciousness, dVerse, Poetry, Psychology, Writing
Tagged apostrophe, d'Verse Poets Pub, Fear, Gospel Isosceles, poetry, truth
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The Symbolism of Sorting
“Lentil Sorting” by Michelle Anglin, https://twotwitchatale.wordpress.com/?s=sorting In the fairytales, Cinderella and Vasilisa the Beautiful, and in the myth of Psyche and Eros, young women are set to sorting; a task found in fairy tales in which the protagonist must sort … Continue reading
Posted in Consciousness, Fairy Tales, Girls, Meaning, Myth, Psychology, wisdom, Women
Tagged animal helpers, Cinderella, fairy tales, impossible tasks, Psyche and Eros, sorting, symbolism, Vasilisa the Beautiful
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NaPoWriMo # 29 The Review
I decided in the spirit of self-promotion to review one of my own books. The Naked Man is a chapbook inspired by a true muse, a extremely intelligent, charming and desirable muse of a man, trapped, it seemed to me, … Continue reading
Posted in Archetype, Books, Daily Prompt, Poetry, Psychology
Tagged archetype, Jungian, maenad, muse, NaPoWriMo, National Poetry Month, poetry, puer aeternus, The Naked Man, writing
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