My poetry has been labeled. Well, one of my poems has been labeled. Read the following comment from my most recent rejection:
It falls in the vein of what some might label \”school of quietude\”.
In some instances, as I mentioned in a previous post, having a personal note means something good, means that there was maybe a [...]
Posts Tagged ‘rejection’
Word of the Week-Quietude: Notes From the Rejection Front
Posted in life, poetry, writing, tagged creativity, life, poetry, quietude, rejection, writing on February 26, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Word of the Week – rejection
Posted in writing, tagged life, rejection, words, writing on December 8, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
It happened this week. Well, it happened last week that I received another rejection. Yes, rejections are part of the writing game. The hard part about this one was I’d already received the rejection for the piece from that publication in July. I’m not exactly sure what happened. I didn’t send a note back saying, [...]
Short, sweet and to the point
Posted in art, beadweaving, life, poetry, tagged art, beadweaving, etsy, poetry, rejection on January 7, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I have two bead pieces listed in this month’s Etsy Beadweavers challenge. There is a crazy abundance of talent on the Etsy Beadweavers Street Team. Our theme was red. Each piece had to have some red. Just click on the the Etsy Beadweavers link to the right and you’ll find the blog and see the [...]
