I took a look back over my blog activity for the past year. On occasion, I have done year-end reviews by posting the top ten posts over the previous 12 months. This time I decided to look at each month and list the most popular post for that month.
Here are the top posts for each month:
January – Where Grace Abounds - A reflection of my visit to Grace Episcopal Church in the Woodlawn area of downtown Birmingham, "Where Street and Altar Meet."
February – Living Beyond Cupid’s Arrow - A Valentine's Day posting about love, limerence, and human bonding.
April – She Sat in Autumn - One of my favorite poems. A reflective memory of my grandmother.
May – Revisiting Our Town (a Mother’s Day Memory) - A Mother's Day post that is both a childhood memory and a reflection of Thornton Wilder's play.
June – Southern Nights and Stereotypes - A re-post which is both a childhood memory and a look at Rick Bragg's book, All Over but the Shoutin'.
July – Brave New World … At Breakfast - Another re-post. This one looking at how our work practices and on-the-go lifestyles may be diminishing our sense of community.
August – Saturday Haiku: Foggy Morning - One of my weekly haiku which got more views than anything else in August.
September – Two Poems for 9/11 - I shared one original poem and one by Adam Zagajewski, each written to commemorate the 9/11 attack on New York's Twin Towers.
December – Saturday Haiku: December - Another of my weekly haiku that received many views.
In 2016, I also had two projects that were done in a series of posts. One was an eight-part series done through the month of March featuring reviews of books by people I know. The other was my own creative expressions of poetry written in response to works by master artists. You can find link to each series in the titles below:
In 2016, I also had two projects that were done in a series of posts. One was an eight-part series done through the month of March featuring reviews of books by people I know. The other was my own creative expressions of poetry written in response to works by master artists. You can find link to each series in the titles below:
Artsongs Series: Poetry Inspired by Great Works of Art
Thank you to all who have visited my blog. I hope that you will keep visiting in the year ahead.
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Thank you to all who have visited my blog. I hope that you will keep visiting in the year ahead.
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