Category: Engaging Kids And Teens With Poetry

• Poetry for Change

  Heather Grace Stewart

  October 4, 2018

  Engaging Kids And Teens With Poetry, Poems on Making a Difference, Writing

  becauseIamagirl, education for change, education for girls, poverty and education

• Walls

  There are bad hombres out there, you say and we need to build a wall to keep them out

  Heather Grace Stewart

  November 21, 2017

  Engaging Kids And Teens With Poetry, Poems about International Politics, Poems about Life and Death, Poems about Peace, Poems about Terrorism, Poems about War, Writing

  poetry and politics, trump, U.S. Politics, wall, world politics

• Celebrating Nine Blogging Years!

  This weekend, WordPress informed me that my blog is now nine years old. I look back over the years, and realize that I owe so much to this blog, this space, this WordPress, and to you readers. I remember the day I decided to start a blog. A friend I’d met on one of the […]

  Heather Grace Stewart

  January 23, 2017

  About Heather, blogging, Books, Engaging Kids And Teens With Poetry, Writing

  blogging, Canada, novelist, poet, self-publishing

• It Never Goes Away.

  I’ve been so excited this past week, I can barely eat, sleep, or —now this isn’t normal for me —write!  I know it’s because I’m artistically exhausted. I just completed the long and arduous task of putting together an anthology of poems titled Caged: New and Selected Poems. Don’t get me wrong – the task […]

  Heather Grace Stewart

  November 3, 2016

  About Heather, Books, Engaging Kids And Teens With Poetry, Facebook Poems, Funny Poems, Haiku Poems, Poems about 9/11, Poems about Change, Poems about Fathers and Daughters, Poems about Loss, Poems about Relationships, Unblocking Your Inner Artist, Writing

  books, canadian poetry, Kindle, photography, Poetry

• A Face and a Name

  My new business cards from Moo.com are so much fun! Love how they and their lovely card holders (which come free with the cards) are sourced from paper from sustainable forests and recycled pulp. Even the four, red order reference cards aren’t wasted. Instead, they have fun sayings on them like “I like your shoes.” […]

  Heather Grace Stewart

  September 3, 2014

  About Heather, Engaging Kids And Teens With Poetry, Novel Writing, Poems about Social Networking, Publishing, Social Networking, Things That Make Me Go Hmmm, Writing

  books, business cards, networking, publishing