Karly Randolph Pitman

Karly Randolph Pitman

Austin, Texas
I'm a writer, seeker, mother, poet, craftswoman, teacher of all ages, and facilitator. I call the journey of becoming 'growing humankindness' and am awed by the sacredness of healing.
02
Nov

Following the Scent

Following the Scent Because it's the second one she's lost in a month, you groan when
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26
Oct

How to Live: Advice from a Dog

How to Live: Advice from a Dog I want to greet my life like my dog when she gets a
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19
Oct

Rain Lilies

Rain Lilies with a phrase from James Crews Thinking, thinking, running the tongue of your mind over the worries on
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12
Oct

Sometimes

Sometimes All my life I've tried not to be afraid. Fear arises nonetheless. Well-meaning people give advice.
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05
Oct

After the Mistake

Image credit: this is a collage I made in response to a prompt from my friend Tamara on giving ourselves
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21
Sep

When Your Old Friend Returns

When Your Old Friend Returns When the roiling spin of dizziness comes, you must do everything slowly – rise out of
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15
Sep

September Heat Wave

Friends, I greet you from South Texas, where September continues to bring her fierce heat to the land - days over
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20
Aug

When I Want to Hurry Grief

Today's poem is a shorty, an honoring of grief's time table, how she takes as long
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05
Aug

The Summer I Decided to Write My Book

This poem came last night, as I was cooking dinner, and I was thinking of how much cooking I'
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22
Jul

What I Remember When I Say I Hate Doing Chores

This poem came to me during a writing facilitation with a client. We were exploring beauty, kinship, and respect - or
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