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Cheri Lucas Rowlands

Editor at Longreads. Automattician since 2012. Californian since 1979. Junglist for life.

Tag Archives: musings

NYC

Back in New York City on a last-minute, unexpected trip. Tagging along with the husband, who is here for work. Staying in a suite in a hotel in Times Square. So. Many. People. I’m here for free — I cannot complain. Been meaning to visit all year. Finally spending time with some of my favoriteContinue reading “NYC”

Posted byCheri Lucas RowlandsAugust 26, 2015Posted inLifeTags:fragments, musingsLeave a comment on NYC

Fenced playground

When I create, I like restrictions. Magnetic poetry flows because I choose the words. Here, I am blank, pulling from within. * I am not empty; I shape from what’s left. I like facts that push against me. A story I mold with the clay in my hands.

Posted byCheri Lucas RowlandsJuly 23, 2015Posted ininspiration, poetryTags:creativity, fragments, musings4 Comments on Fenced playground

Notes and Numbers from My Moleskine: Egypt, Details, and Sensory Overload

Because all at once? It’s a sensory overload. But, honestly, I don’t think Egypt is a place where all pieces fit perfectly.

Posted byCheri Lucas RowlandsNovember 9, 2011April 29, 2017Posted inculture, elsewhere, travelTags:Cairo, egypt, musings, travel16 Comments on Notes and Numbers from My Moleskine: Egypt, Details, and Sensory Overload
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