Catherine J. ClarkMind over body over mind: A long COVID PoemLong COVID: The Mind, the body, the self-doubt, the need for (self)trust. In short, a poem about the challenges of an unseen battle.Oct 28, 2023Oct 28, 2023
Catherine J. ClarkLife’s New Rhythms: A Long COVID PoemA short poem about Long COVID: What is lost, what’s not lost and what the future might hold.Oct 27, 20231Oct 27, 20231
Catherine J. ClarkPages of Love: Our LibraryExplore the pages of our love story as we transform moments into chapters, building a shared library of memories and affection.Oct 26, 2023Oct 26, 2023
Catherine J. ClarkRules don’t apply“Rules don’t apply to me” she said when teachers questioned her ambition. She went on, and proved them wrong.Feb 6, 2022Feb 6, 2022
Catherine J. ClarkDo you want to join the fight?Then vs now — the war against climate changeFeb 5, 2022Feb 5, 2022
Catherine J. ClarkinNew Writers WelcomeOn farms, there lived before…Serious on-the-nose Christmas poetry celebrating Nisser. What’s a Nisse? Read on!Dec 14, 20212Dec 14, 20212
Catherine J. ClarkinNew Writers WelcomeIrreplaceable ServicesHer shallow breathing betrayed her. She was petrified. They all were.Nov 5, 20212Nov 5, 20212
Catherine J. ClarkinNew Writers WelcomeMy bookA poem about the objects that matter in life.Oct 31, 20211Oct 31, 20211
Catherine J. ClarkinNew Writers WelcomeWe live, we love, we let go. My Love — October Competition.Only in looks, did Astrid resemble her parents.Oct 23, 20211Oct 23, 20211
Catherine J. ClarkWhy not me?It was like an alarm had gone off. The sound pierced the room like a warning bell, demanding action of everyone who could hear it…Oct 14, 2021Oct 14, 2021
