Author: Danielle Woermann

Who is God?

Cats are god both singular and plural It doesn’t matter In the book One Hundred and One Dalmatians by Dodie Smith before Disney Disneyfied it

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Grief

You can write about grief. Your grief that you may or may not have processed for your father since he died almost ten years ago.

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Poem

I write and write but still I say Nothing It’s stuck in my body You know what I’m talking about It’s stuck in yours, too

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Memorial Day 2021

Memorial Day 2021 I used to like my teeny-weeny Chevy Volt that I have been driving for 6 years. It’s a good car, cheap as

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When We Get Through This

When we get through this, I want to keep the bit about all of the restaurants on the street. I want more downtown areas to be

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Abecedarium

I wrote this piece at Esalen in June 2019. The cue is to write one sentence sequentially from A-Z. We are allowed to skip one

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Where the Holy Dwells

The holy dwells in the fabrics of India, in a woman’s bright sari, rich in colors with gold around the edges. It dwells in her scarlet

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Light-Struck Fingers

I’d like to imagine all of us writing with light-struck fingers: creating magical art. Our bodies are created with magic and it comes out in

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Writer in Quarantine

*****Please do not read this and worry about me. I have never been more clear in my life that things are going well and somehow

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Canada

Advice to Myself

Put the eagle feather which I found in Canada on my altar. Never forget the sacred water healing which we did at the Michipicoten tribal

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Amtrak/Camel Cigarettes

Previously published on Medium.com When I was ten, I began to travel by myself. I was independent and rarely got homesick. For some reason, I

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