14. Point of Entry


Every book, story, or poem has a point of entry. What are yours? Inspired by Jane Hirshfield’s poem “The Envoy,”—“there are openings in our lives of which we know nothing”— we’re starting Season 2 with an exploration of origin stories. I’m sharing a few of mine, with suggestions for accessing even more awareness in your own writing life.

Highlights

  • How Jane Hirshfield’s poem “The Envoy” inspired a trip down memory lane

  • Why we should write down the thoughts we have in the middle of the night

  • A story that didn’t make it into the Eat This Poem cookbook after all

  • How to cultivate awareness in our writing life

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