Thank you Tiny Seed Literary Journal for featuring my poem this week.
Click here to read Lamentations of an Orchid.
The poem appears in Poetry of the Wildflowers from Tiny Seed Press.

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Thank you Tiny Seed Literary Journal for featuring my poem this week.
Click here to read Lamentations of an Orchid.
The poem appears in Poetry of the Wildflowers from Tiny Seed Press.

Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Lisa James, mary cm phillips, Oceanside, poetry, poetry event 2023, Richard Vetere, Robert Savino, summer poetry series on July 13, 2023| Leave a Comment »
If you’re on Long Island Monday, July 17th (7:00 pm), please join us for an evening of poetry under the stars. It’s part of the Summer Gazebo Reading Series (hosted by Oceanside Library and the Kiwanis).
The location: Oceanside, Long Island (Schoolhouse Green, Foxhurst Road).
I’ll be one of the featured poets along with Richard Vetere, Robert Savino, and Lisa James.
Hope to see some of you there! Oh, and bring a lawn chair! xo m
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged #spokenword, encouragement, holly poem, Inspirational, mark phillips mandolin, mary cm phillips, poetry, rock n soul gospel, seasons poetry, WCWP, Winter poem, writing on January 25, 2023| 6 Comments »
Thankfully, the bite of winter has only appeared briefly here in Pennsylvania.
This poem, Deep Winter, explores not only the literal winter but the spiritual one; the winter we might experience on any given day.
You can hear the spoken-word version of Deep Winter below. The written-word version appears in the upcoming Pennsylvania Bards Eastern PA Poetry Review (Local Gems Press).
(more…)Posted in Uncategorized, tagged mark phillips guitar, mary cm phillips, nature, poetry, red penguin, spoken word poetry, Spring Prevails poem, ukraine poems, ukraine poetry anthology on May 19, 2022| 3 Comments »
I’m happy to have my poem, Spring Prevails, included in Where Flowers Bloom.
The publisher, Red Penguin Books, will be donating the proceeds received from the sale of this book to the humanitarian crisis facing Ukraine and will match all book sale proceeds as well in support of this cause.
This collection features the work of Angelo B. Ancheta, Lynne Bernfield, Vanessa Caraveo, Deborah Coy, Linda M. Crate, David Dephy, Steve deWolfe, Carol Edwards, Joseph A Farina, Clare Green, Alex Grehy, Maureen Hadzick, Sharon A. Harmon, Mark Andrew Heathcote, Kadambari Kaul, David Lange, Wayne Lee, Mary McKeel, Karen Melander-Magoon, Jill Ocone, Dorothy Oger, Mary C. M. Phillips, Sally Quon, Janet Ruth, Kathryn Sadakierski, Jasmine Tritten, J R Turek and Scott Wiggerman.
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To listen to me reciting Spring Prevails – along with Mark Phillips on guitar – click the PLAY button below.
