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There is a River (new poetry)

Posted in Uncategorized, tagged atonement, inspiration, Lenten poems, Mary C. M. Phillips, mary cm phillips, Mary Phillips poet, Mary Phillips poet musician synthpop, nature, poetry, there is a River on March 27, 2025| 2 Comments »

My poem, There is a River, is featured today at Tiny Seed Literary Journal. Sharing here. Thanks Tiny Seed! 🌱

https://tinyseedjournal.com/2025/03/27/there-is-a-river/

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2025 “Poetry-in-Transit” – Lancaster, PA #poetry

Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Lancaster, Mary C. M. Phillips, poetry, poetry community, WordHive poetry, writing on February 6, 2025| Leave a Comment »

Here are close ups of the poems and their poets riding the Lancaster County buses in 2025. The theme is THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD. Thank you poets. …
Close-Ups of The 2025 P.i.T. Poems

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POETRY IN TRANSIT

Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Foreshore Identity poem, Lancaster bus poems, mary c.m. phillips, Mary CM Phillips Foreshore Identity poem, Mary cm phillips SENT poem, poetry, poetry on buses, Red Rose poem, Sent Jonah poem, Sent poem, transit authority poems on December 20, 2023| 2 Comments »

I’m excited to announce that two of my poems have been selected to be part of the Lancaster POETRY-IN-TRANSIT campaign. The poems will be displayed in Lancaster buses throughout 2024. I’m equally thrilled to know that commuters will get a chance to (hopefully) read my work. Thank you to Word Hive, Philadelphia Alumni Writers House at Franklin & Marshall College, and Vector Media. Poetry is alive and well in Lancaster!

You can read Sent and Foreshore Identity below – as they will appear in transit.

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Native Heartbeat (spoken-word #poetry)

Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Bards annual 2023, jogging poem, mark phillips guitar, mary cm phillips, poetry, rock-n-soul gospel, spoken-word, wcwp.org on November 2, 2023| 3 Comments »

Jogging in the rain seemed like the best thing to do…

Native Heartbeat was written in an environment of puddles and concrete. I’m happy that it found a dry, safe home in the pages of Bards Annual 2023.

You can read the poem below or hear me recite the spoken-word version by pressing the PLAY button.

Thank you to publisher, James P. Wagner. Thank you also to Grandfather Rock of WCWP radio for playing Native Heartbeat on Rock-n-Soul Gospel (Sundays 5-9 PM). Special thanks to Mark Phillips for his befitting composition and lovely guitar work.