ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode of eMerge Unchained, host Aubrey Green sits down with poet, children’s book author, and friend, Kelley Morris as they bounce from poetry forms to conferences to what poets they’re currently reading (there is one collection they have in common).
Together, they explore the magic of imagination, the lost art of finding shapes in the clouds, and the experiences that first drew Kelley to poetry. She also opens up about the challenges of submitting work, the intimidating nature of the open mic, and the courage it takes to share your writing with others.
Join Aubrey and Kelley for a celebration of collaboration, imagination, and the simple joy of creating.
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