Brittany's Blog

Here at Brittany's Blog, I write and share poetry through #napowrimo & #the100dayproject You can follow my 100 day project on my Instagram handle @bone_to_ash I look forward to hearing from everyone.

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Monday, February 22, 2021

Day 19 of #the100dayproject - Mirrors

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Mirrors Trees know what we don’t know: To live fully, they just need to stretch up to the sun & reach down into bedrock. Air & ancho...

Sunday, February 21, 2021

Day 18 of #the100dayproject - The last day I wrote poems in a café

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The last day I wrote poems in a café The café was full of people dripping from the rain outside. I sat at a long table flanked by many diffe...

Friday, February 19, 2021

Day 17 of #the100dayproject

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Today I have just a quick bit of wisdom...Photo is at Zion Natl Park in Utah and features my husband Ashish.

Thursday, February 18, 2021

Day 16 of #the100dayproject

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Hibernation It is hard to untangle my limbs from yours. The morning weighs heavier than our comforter and the sun is not the sun, but a diff...

Wednesday, February 17, 2021

Day 15 of #the100dayproject

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Mirrors II All mirrors are charades, deceptions, it can show you what you are, a body, but itself shows a body without volume a body that do...

Day 14 of #the100dayproject

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Mirrors I My old house came with an art deco mirror; spotted with age, losing its silver backing. It leaned elegantly against the basement w...

Tuesday, February 16, 2021

Day 13 of #the100dayproject2021

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Body Parts II Having hands is to have purpose to do, make, destroy, take, give. Each point of a finger, each flick or pop of a knuckle. Ever...

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About Me

shadowprancer: Brittany Mishra helps make medical devices for a living and writes poetry as her passion. Brittany has lived in Washington, Oregon, and Connecticut and she now lives in Washington (again) near the Puget Sound with her husband. Brittany's poetry can be found in Shabda Press' Nuclear Impact Anthology and the online journals Voice Catcher, Sky Island, The Write Launch, Deracine, and Chestnut Review. She has been a finalist in The Bridport Poetry Prize, Kay Snow Poetry Prize, and The Tennessee Williams Poetry Prize. Recently, she won 1st place in the Joy Bale Boone Poetry Prize sponsored by The Heartland Review and the winning poem was published in their Spring 2020 issue. Brittany and her husband recently purchased four plots of land in Escalante, UT. The high desert is one of her greatest muses and inspirations.

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