The Yin and Yang of Poetry and Community, a Conversation with HawaH: Part 2

December 13, 2013 · by Christina Kaylor | in Author Interviews, Craft, Poets/ Poetry/ Performances, The Writing Life | tagged Americorps, community activist, Ellie Walton, everlutionary, Fly By Light, HawaH, inner city youth, mentoring, One Common Unity, poet, spoken word poetry, The Poetry of Yoga, writing poetry, yoga, yoga and poetry | Leave a comment

The clouds converse Over a glass of sunset. The sky is drunk From light. – “Light” by HawaH, The Poetry of Yoga, V. 2, 35. Yesterday, we celebrated the year anniversary of The Poetry of Yoga, Volume 2. Today let’s take a closer look at HawaH, the man who edited the two volumes and the poet whose […]

The Poetry of Yoga, an Anniversary Celebration: Part 1

December 12, 2013 · by Christina Kaylor | in Author Interviews, Poets/ Poetry/ Performances | tagged anniversary, anthology, asana, HawaH, Kashi Atlanta, non-profit group, One Common Unity, poetry, service, The Poetry of Yoga, writing poetry, yoga | 2 Comments

There is nothing more I want Than to join you in the cocoon To know the dreams That grow wings Butterfly, What is your Dream? –“Transformation” by HawaH, The Poetry of Yoga, Vol. 1, 178 Today we celebrate a dream that grew wings – the year anniversary of The Poetry of Yoga, Volume 2: 12/12/12. […]