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.
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Nov

Putting on your grandfather's coat

Today is Dia de los Muertos, the Day of the Dead, which I became familiar with and began celebrating twelve
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27
Oct

Night watch

This year I've been a part of a monthly writing group where we meet to read poems, write,
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30
Sep

Wanting mind

This poem came one morning when I was scrolling through etsy, looking for a new pair of earrings. Scrolling etsy
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26
Sep

After Mary Oliver's Wild Geese

In my most recent poem I mentioned that two poems came to me last week about softness. The first you
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23
Sep

Different kinds of strength

In my most recent Soul Writer's circle, the theme was 'softness.' Two poems came to meet
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07
Sep

Lilium

Here in Texas where I live we've been in a drought for several weeks. Now that we'
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25
Aug

When the rains came

Here in Texas, like so many parts of the world, it has been hot and dry. Each day it'
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11
Aug

Frog Body

We recently drove across town on a quiet Saturday afternoon to visit friends and meet their newborn daughter. During our
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31
Jul

Tutoring

When my son was nine, his best friend moved three hours away. Over the next seven years, before the boys
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28
Jul

What the rain taught me

A Sufi teacher once told me that the rain is a symbol of mercy, because nothing grows without rain. Here
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