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N - Kathleen Norris

Posted by Claudia Moser on 7:00 AM in ,
Kathleen Norris is a best selling poet and essayist, which I discovered via my Monday's Special feature on my blog, namely via the quotes.

One poem I did want to share with you (found here):

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6 Comments

Grace Grits and Gardening says:
11:21 AM

Not familiar with her. Amazing poem.

Anonymous says:
3:32 PM

I just saw something that she was featured on, can't remember what it was though.
I am really enjoying your a to z posts!
~Laura

Jo says:
10:10 PM

Have you been visiting other blogs? It is good way to get return visitors. Also a bit difficult to realise where your comments area is.

JO ON FOOD, MY TRAVELS AND A SCENT OF CHOCOLATE

Catch My Words says:
3:36 AM

Yay for anyone who can write poetry well!

http://joycelansky.blogspot.com/2013/04/atoz-ww-n-for-naughty-pictures.html

Mary Purpari says:
6:12 AM

An interesting poem.

Claudia Moser says:
6:54 AM

@Talya - sometimes you just tumble upon a great author :)
@Laura - you are so nice, thank you
@Jo - thank you for your care, I am familiar with the A to Z Challenge rules, as for the comments area such is my template, happy you managed to find it!
@Joyce - agreed!
@Maria - true!

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