Marilyn Glover Debuts Jungian Poetry Chapbook/ Shadow's Reprieve
Original artwork for Shadow's Reprieve featuring the Ouroboros
Marilyn Glover Debuts Jungian Poetry Chapbook/ Shadow's Reprieve
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Reflections from the deep
Every ripple is merely surface-level. It originates from something much deeper. My writing is an expedition, mapping the area between the seen and unseen- a "journey through the inner landscape that Carl Jung called the soul."
Currently, I am gathering my reflections to write my first poetry collection. From light to dark and the in between, my goal is to make connections in places once unrecognized, paving a path for personal growth.
As my collection takes shape, I'll share drafts, personal inspirations, and fragments here. I invite you to tag along on this journey with me.
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Marilyn Glover Debuts Jungian Poetry Chapbook/ Shadow's Reprieve
Original artwork for Shadow's Reprieve featuring the Ouroboros
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