May Sarton to Virgina Woolf

Late Summer Rain

Kimberly sits in her Top Hat Garden in the Rain with you. Arthur Miller on Tragedy. Some characters in the Garden.

A Rune Reading

Kimberly brings listeners into the intimacy of a Rune Reading: The Gateway & The Unknowable.

May Sarton to Virgina Woolf

May Sarton's letter to Virginia Woolf, January 1939. Thinking of Spring in January. Poetry as a way of Seeing. Rilke. Teaching Creativity. Lessons for the Studio: Ritual; Leap of Faith.

Letter to a Young Colorist

What is a Color Practice? A Language for Color. Robert Hass' poem "Weed." Mary Oliver's poem "Wild Geese."

Structures in a Mist

Smokebushed. From Wallace Stevens' "It Must Be Abstract": Structures in a Mist. The Liminal. Harmony. Matisse. Mary Oliver's "The Old Poet's of China."