Explore the beauty of imperfection in 'Maybe the Point Is,' a heartfelt poem that delves into the essence of learning, compassion, and presence. Reflect on the dynamic spectrum of values, celebrate life’s victories, and embrace the mistakes that shape our journey. A moving reminder to see the world with an open heart and gratitude.
Poetry and photography by Susan LePlae Miller
Undeterred is a powerful poem about resilience and courage, celebrating those who stand strong in their choices despite life's risks. A tribute to boldness and inner strength.
Poetry by Susan LePlae Miller
Marshall and the Rising Sun is a nostalgic poem about connection, trust, and the timeless bond formed through simple moments. It captures the beauty of understanding without words and the lasting impact of shared experiences.
A personal reflection and a tribute in honor of Marshall Everard Stalker who passed away in October, 2023.
Poetry and photography by Susan LePlae Miller.
Explore the beauty of imperfection in 'Maybe the Point Is,' a heartfelt poem that delves into the essence of learning, compassion, and presence. Reflect on the dynamic spectrum of values, celebrate life’s victories, and embrace the mistakes that shape our journey. A moving reminder to see the world with an open heart and gratitude.
Poetry and photography by Susan LePlae Miller
A Walk in the Rain is a reflective poem about life's fleeting moments, the balance between past, present, and future, and the beauty of embracing each chapter as it unfolds. A journey of presence and renewal.
Photography by Richard Mayer (British Columbia, Canada).
Poem written by Susan LePlae Miller.
Turn Around is a heartfelt poem about faith, self-discovery, and the blessings of life. It reminds us to embrace the present, trust in our purpose, and share compassion and understanding with the world.
Photography by Richard Mayer (British Columbia, Canada).
Poetry reading and video by Sam Senn (Montana, USA).
Poem written by Susan LePlae Miller.
Captive is a poignant poem about breaking free from self-imposed limitations and reclaiming hope, dreams, and self-worth. It speaks to the journey of letting go and embracing the freedom to be your true self.
Two Poetry readings by Sumara Meers (Australia) and Colin Smith (England, U.K.).
Poetry and photography by Susan LePlae Miller.
