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Poetry Mini Interview III

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Thomas Whyte posted Part III of my interview. I address the question, “What do you find the most difficult about writing poetry? I invite you to read my answer and also enjoy the other interviews on Thomas’ site.

http://poetryminiinterviews.blogspot.com/2022/08/barbara-leonhard-part-three.html

The featured image is another original neurographica drawing of mine from my gratitude series.

10 responses to “Poetry Mini Interview III”

  1. Michele Lee Avatar
    Michele Lee

    I enjoyed reading your reflections on writing poetry.

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    1. extraordinarysunshineweaver Avatar
      extraordinarysunshineweaver

      Thank you so much, Michele. Your kind words mean the world to me!

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      1. Michele Lee Avatar
        Michele Lee

        You are welcome!

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  2. Jeff Flesch Avatar
    Jeff Flesch

    A lovely interview, Barbara. I so agree with you about authentic truth. Powerful.

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    1. extraordinarysunshineweaver Avatar
      extraordinarysunshineweaver

      Thank you, Jeff!

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      1. Jeff Flesch Avatar
        Jeff Flesch

        Most welcome!

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    2. extraordinarysunshineweaver Avatar
      extraordinarysunshineweaver

      Thank you for your kind words, Jeff!

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      1. Jeff Flesch Avatar
        Jeff Flesch

        You’re welcome, Barbara! Always.

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  3. Ingrid Avatar
    Ingrid

    ‘The power of poetry based on authentic truth’ – the crux of it all! Thank you for sharing, Barbara 😊

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    1. extraordinarysunshineweaver Avatar
      extraordinarysunshineweaver

      Thank you, Ingrid!

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