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Member News: Former AWC-SB president and current b $Member News: Former AWC-SB president and current board member Carolyn Jabs has a beautiful poem, titled "Bone China," in the current issue of Quartet Journal. Read it by clicking on this link and scrolling down: http://ow.ly/qvEj50O96rw Carolyn, who wrote professionally for almost 50 years, shared, "Like many women in my demographic, I’m in the process of life review. As I shed responsibilities, possessions and even relationships, I use poetry to reflect on my feelings and fasten down my memories. I often start with a very simple image and then fool with words until they arrange themselves into something that feels inevitable. This poem sparked when I saw the X-ray of a hairline fracture in a bone in my right — my writing! —hand. It instantly reminded me of the almost invisible cracks in the china cups my mother mended because she couldn’t bear to let them go. My mother’s habit of saving what mattered to her is part of what prompted my pivot to poetry. After she died, I found a file folder bulging with poems I’d written when I was very young. Those early efforts were meant to be shared — they were often embedded in illustrated cards for birthdays and other holidays. Making this poem public completes a circle. Thanks, Mom. " How fitting that this poem was published during the month of May — Mother's Day month — as well. Congratulations, Carolyn! AWCSB members are welcome to email their news and events to news@awcsb.org for social media consideration. #AWCSB #AWCSantaBarbara #AWCInforms #AWCCommunicates #Poetry$

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