Jessica D. Thompson
I’m a poet living on the banks of the Wabash River in New Harmony, Indiana – the site of an early utopian community.
My poetry can be found in: Barnwood Magazine; The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature; PanGaia Magazine; Nerve Cowboy; Sacred Journey; Raving Dove; Pegasus (a poetry journal published by the Kentucky State Poetry Society); Plain Spoke; Tiferet, a Journal of Spiritual Literature; The Sow’s Ear Poetry Review and is forthcoming in Nomad’s Choir, Tipton Poetry Journal and Lilliput Review.
I also have a passion for photography, travel and all things found in Nature. You can email me at featherheart@sbcglobal.net
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April 22, 2009 at 4:17 pm
Kurt Maddox
It was a pleasure meeting you last night at the Poetry House for Bill’s Tuesday night reading series! I enjoyed your readings as well as all the other great performances and passionate sharings.
I shared a link to this weblog on Ron’s new Facebook “fan page”, on my own Facebook page and will also share it to Ron’s Facebook profile page today. Those were terrific pics!
If you’re on Facebook, Ron and I would love it if you’d add us as “friends”. I searched for you and found a Jessica Thompson in Evansville, but there was no profile picture so I couldn’t tell if it was you.
I love your work and I look forward to hopefully having many opportunities to hear you read in the future now that I’ve discovered Bill’s Poetry House and all of you who are members of the Evansville arts community!
Blissings
Kurt
Kurt Maddox
Co-Founder
New Jerusalem Alliance
(Website coming soon!)
Founder
Life!Church
http://www.ecclesiavita.com
April 23, 2009 at 12:06 am
featherheart
Hi Kurt, what an energizing night last night…lots of inspiring poetry and music. It was great to meet you. I’ll look forward to hearing more about the New Jerusalem Alliance. And I hope to hear more of your poetry.
May 1, 2009 at 3:57 am
catherine
I don’t know quite how I stumbled upon your weblog but I must tell you your photography is fantastic…the colours you capture are amazing… beautiful… the poems you post with the photos have brought many smiles and much inspiration over the last few days… just thought you’d want to know
May 1, 2009 at 9:10 am
featherheart
Catherine, thank you for your nice comments!