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Jane Mary Curran lives in Asheville, North Carolina. She is retired from a college professorship in piano and a second career as a hospice chaplain and spiritual director. She is the author of Indiana Girl, Poems (2019), and Midwives of the Spirit: Thoughts on Caregiving (2002).

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Delilah in Gaza

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Delilah in Gaza

Jane Mary Curran

March 2023 Poetry Selection
You have heard of Samson and the wreckage of pillars.
Listen to me. Samson had the strength of a giant and the soul of a brute...

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Oh Love, Come Close: A Memoir

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Blue on Blue: A Music Video by Mary Ann Vorasky

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