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Poetry. Literature. Conversation. Life.
Welcome from Amy D. Unsworth
Language, Literature, Learning & Life.
Topics of Thought
- Cancer: Chemo and Coping (25)
- Contemplation: A Series (2)
- Flint Hills Life (24)
- Give Back (9)
- Leavenworth Life (6)
- Literature: Reading and Theory (18)
- Misc. Me-Me's (12)
- Pages Rustle: Poem and Poet (8)
- Poetry: Poems and Drafts (16)
- Poetry: On Poems and their Poets (20)
- Poetry: Poems and Drafts (5)
- Poetry: Publishing and Presentations (45)
- Poetry: Small Poems (by others) (7)
- Poetry: Writing Life (75)
- The Life the Heart Selects: Pleasures and Photos (40)
- What Now? (2)
- Year's End: New Year's Poems (3)
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Amy's Written Work: Elsewhere on the Web
- The Pedestal Magazine: A Day Beginning and Ending in Crows (poem)
- The Pedestal Magazine: (Poetry Review)
- Blackbird: (Poetry Review)
- Poems Niederngasse: From the Tool Box (Nine Essays)
- Three Candles Journal: (Five Reviews)
- Noted on the Gazebo: Drift (poem)
- Poems Niederngasse:Editor's Issue (poems)
- IBPC: The Black Warrior Interview (Interviewer)
- The New Pantagruel: (poems)
- Real Simple: Your Words (Reader Letter)
- The Green Tricycle: Let-Down (poem)
Among Friends (Poet's Sites)
Where to Visit (and why)
Well Loved Poems
Visual Delights
Blog Archive
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2005
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January
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- Katlyn “Katie” Collman
- Amber Alert
- Monday January Seventh: Headline
- Non-Traditional
- On Heritage
- What moves you?
- Space
- Primacy of the Word
- Mail Call Again!
- Giddy
- What You May or May Not Know
- The Semester Dawns & Aesthetics
- "An Invitation to Poetry"
- Notebook
- Mothering & Poetry
- Things Taken for Granted
- Ringing in the New
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January
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Founts
Who's Been By?
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3 comments:
Thanks for writing about Katie. You speak for all mothers - whether our children are young or older.
Sheila
thank you so much from our family.you may write to the parents of katie,i know they would appreciate knowing you still think about katie and pray for them.john and angie neace, 313 w.main st. crothersville,indiana 47229. thank you again.
(September 2007)Update:
The man convicted of Katie's murder is in the news this week.
If you're visiting to learn more about Katie & her legacy, I recommend you visit the link below about Katie's Playground. The town of Crothersville along with many other volunteers made this possible in Katie's memory.
http://www.crothersville.net/playground/index.htm
I originally posted Katie's Amber Alert because I spent part of my childhood in Crothersville. We walked everywhere & rode our bikes to the Dairy Stand for ice-cream with sprinkles. Danger back then was someone driving too fast on a gravel road. The playground was an obstacle course that we ran for field days and the occasional prize ribbon. I have not visited in years.
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