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Karen Bryant Lucas

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Karen Bryant Lucas

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Nov 6

“For each age is a dream that is dying….”

It was the summer of 1967. I was 14.

“For each age is a dream that is dying….”

Karen Bryant Lucas

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Nov 3

Musings on Marcescence

When to let go, when to hang on — how do they know.

Musings on Marcescence

Karen Bryant Lucas

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Oct 27

“Why fear?”

Words of Zora Neale Hurston

“Why fear?”

Karen Bryant Lucas

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Oct 20

A prayer for sabbath time

What texts do you turn to when your soul gets tired?

A prayer for sabbath time

Karen Bryant Lucas

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Oct 13

Hold, please….

You know dishwater that has gone cold and is no longer sudsy, but greasy and gray? That’s how my writing feels right about now.

Hold, please….

Karen Bryant Lucas

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Oct 6

Digging for Gold

The call of the artist

Digging for Gold

Karen Bryant Lucas

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Sep 29

“…hopes of putting down roots….”

It might be nice to live in a place where I knew I belonged.

“…hopes of putting down roots….”

Karen Bryant Lucas

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Sep 22

“…go to the limits of your longing.”

When the well runs dry.

“…go to the limits of your longing.”

Karen Bryant Lucas

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Sep 15

Coyote at the Crossroads, Revisited

Ten years later I can still remember the feel of his fur, the look in his eyes.

Coyote at the Crossroads, Revisited

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Zenite

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Karen Bryant Lucas

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Sep 8

The Art of the Meal

In praise of my husband’s cooking. Because I need some joy right about now.

The Art of the Meal

Karen Bryant Lucas

Karen Bryant Lucasshe/her

Author of The Edge of All the Light You Have: a love story across time and race. Writer, retired musician. Visit holydiscomfort.com & kbryantlucas.com.

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