Gail Hoxie
Gail Hoxie has loved and written poetry since she was
a child. She has been published in several "Mad River
Anthology" publications and in "Sundays at One." She has also recently compiled, "Hearts of Shamrock" and "Songs of my Father."
She has conducted workshops in the northwestern corner of
CT for children and read at poetry festivals where her poetry
has been warmly received. Her focus is on rural New England
and the people who live there.
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a child. She has been published in several "Mad River
Anthology" publications and in "Sundays at One." She has also recently compiled, "Hearts of Shamrock" and "Songs of my Father."
She has conducted workshops in the northwestern corner of
CT for children and read at poetry festivals where her poetry
has been warmly received. Her focus is on rural New England
and the people who live there.
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Happy Father's Day from Little ButterheartFather died 43 years ago and still seems close to her and her children. Music creates a bond that sings across the time barriers.
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Salt of the EarthAs children of Mother Earth, our job is to be connected and protective. We are here for her. If we are not careful, earthquakes and tsunamis will continue to be disastrous to her and her family--us. -
Sands of Timeyoung people finding truth
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Easter at Whiskey CreekEaster in North Carolina with family. Virginia ham, Easter breads, appreciation of warmer weather.
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Patty's PigMemories of St. Patrick's Day, compliments of a wonderful, little Irish mother. -
TsunamiParalyzed by incoming tsunami, tourist follows "angel" in colorful shorts to safety. -
Ignoring GoldA little girl unearths ancient golden treasure chest. She stumbles, loses her shoes and runs home to tell of her find. Her family doesn't believe her and she never returns but is haunted by her memory. -
Cactus FlowerChenea and Dan, students in Arizona herbalism return to Connecticut for Chenea's brother's wedding and find their own enduring love symbolized by the cactus flower.
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Wishful ThinkingA little boy uses every prayer and wish he can think of to bring his Dad home from Afghanistan. -
Grey BirdSilver woods, November family time, changing landscape
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BLACKJACKyoung boy wins horse named Blackjack and changes his life for the better.
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PowerlessExtended power outages bring people close together. -
Diamond Eyespumpkin carving, family traditions, death of grandparent, sentimental ring
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Happy Endingjob interview, power outage, humiliation, humor, confidence
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Footprints in the SnowTwo siblings run off into the woods, after hearing their parents fighting. Frightened and cold, they quickly respond with love to being rescued by their parents. -
StarlightTwo young lovers see a UFO and are astonished when others in the neighborhood did not see the same thing.
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Visual FeastThe rich splendor and colorful fall environment set up a feast for the eyes and conjure up autumn feasts including fresh apple cider and cornbread. The season is short, so the eyes must drink it all up.
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Max is a Good NameBear country produces some exciting drives. -
Sands of TimeHaiku poem powerfully captures in its 17 syllable limit, youthful searching for relevant ideas and mores.
