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Patchwork Poetry | Mel Finefrock

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Straight from the heart and imagination of Mel Finefrock, blind writer and musician, emerges a delicately bold collection of exploratory free verse poems chronicling various aspects of her personal journey. Believing that there is beauty to behold in almost any situation, Finefrock quilts precious and ordinary moments alike into patchwork poetry that embodies themes of love, friendship, pain, and growth. While unique to her experiences, Finefrock's soul-baring reflections are also applicable on a universal level and will inspire readers to look inward.

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Patchwork Poetry | Mel Finefrock

Welp, I tried to make some #bookspinepoetry for #janinbooks18! It needs some help with syntax...I need books with verbs!

Over The Anvil We Stretch, 2018

Beloved,
As I lay dying, the heart broke in -
.
Salvage the bones, burning bright:
Live for a living
.
Looking backward,
Moments of being (were) the longest journey

(For my #poetrychallenge2018 folks, the 2 poetry collections here-over the anvil we stretch and Live for a living-are both great)