Tag Archives: writing

Contrast

Posted on 05/27/2018 by Andrew Reynolds

Contrast I am sitting here in front of a blank screen with so many thoughts that my mind is blank. Contrast. You can only see the dark, because there is light and the shadow draws our focus to the light. … Continue reading →

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Why I Call Myself a Poet

Posted on 02/04/2018 by Andrew Reynolds

I often hear the question, “why write?” Thousands of bloggers ask this question everyday. The answers are all over the map. My answer is normally, “I write because I have stories to tell.” That make sense for a story-teller, but … Continue reading →

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Notes on a Book, Novel, Poems, and Stuff

Posted on 11/26/2017 by Andrew Reynolds

It’s a rainy Sunday and I am sitting at the computer feeling a bit overwhelmed with the number of projects open on my screen. Currently there are three big projects I’ve been dividing my time on: Cancer poetry book Novel … Continue reading →

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The Lectionary Project

Posted on 10/15/2017 by Andrew Reynolds

Last Advent season the pastor of my church asked me to write poems based on Bible passages. The challenge came in reimagining ancient texts in new ways while remaining true to the original message. The reward came in the study, … Continue reading →