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Hi, I’m Phynne Belle. —
Poet
I am a San Francisco Bay Area poet and creator. I sing Disney and Broadway songs out of tune. I have seven — yes, count that, seven! — furry potatoes. I podcast and hold an open mic weekly.
You can find my poetry and stories at Medium at: http://medium.com/@t.dejesus.poet and Vocal at: https://vocal.media/authors/tricia-de-jesus-gutierrez
You can also find regular updates about me on my Ko-Fi page at: ko-fi.com/phynnebelle
Phynne Belle on Ko-Fi
April is National Poetry Month
Phynnecabulary Podcast, 3•31•20
Celebrate National Poetry Month with Me!
Please check my Stories and posts daily to discover ways I am celebrating National Poetry Month.
Poetry is Everywhere!
Sign up to receive a Poem-a-Day
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Before She Becomes the Shade Itself
A story by Tricia on Vocal
Read Naomi Shihab Nye’s poem, “Kindness”
Last year’s most read poem
Take some time today and read last year’s most-read poem, “Kindness,” by Naomi Shihab Nye.
Poem-a-Day Podcast
Subscribe to the poem-a-day podcast.
Listen to new and previously unpublished poems.
Phynnecabulary
Stay a spell and listen to this story
Phynnecabulary is a podcast on Anchor. I share poetry, stories, and inspiration for our creative community. New episodes post weekly, Tuesday at 2 A.M.
My e-book poetry picks for today
Show some #poetrylove
Check out a book of poetry today!
Love Bites
A book of poetry by Antonia Wang
Love Bites
Childhood: ah, that ephemeral summer!
A book of poetry from Ana Galván
Childhood: ah, that ephemeral summer!
Horror Where You Find It
Phynnecabulary Season 3, Episode 13. 4•7•20
California’s Poet Laureate 2015-2018, Dana Gioia —
Today’s National Poetry Month Activity
Today I wanted to suggest a little activity for poetry month: find out a little more about your local Poet Laureate. California’s Poet Laureate from 2015-2018 was Dana Gioia. Click the link below to read skittle more about him.
Poet Laureate of California, Dana Gioia
Delve into his works.
Dana Gioia on Poetry Foundation
Create an anthology of your favorite poems.
Create an account with poets.org to start an online one
Gentle Beyond a Thorny Frontier
Take a glimpse at the poems I have curated in an anthology in my poets.org profile. I hope it allows us to meditate on adversity and the hope that accompanies it at the bottom of our current Pandora’s Box.
My 1st AnthologyCourses for the Appreciation, Reading, and Writing of Poetry
Some online courses to look into to better enjoy poetry.
Look into a few course to enhance your love of poetry; revisit great works, hone your own writing process.
Poetry Coalitions to Discover
Participate in a poetry organization in your area.
Bianca Phipps “Stay with Me”
Button Poetry on YouTube
A riveting example of spoken word. I see glimpses of myself.
Bianca Phipps “Stay with Me”
Journals Currently Accepting Poetry Submissions
Publishers of Poetry
Consider sending in submissions to the following journals.
“Named Must Be Your Fear, Before Banish It You Can”
The Phynnecabulary Podcast S3E16
Last Dance Reprise
(a love song sang softly to my Mama walking away)
“7016 15th Street, Apt. 425. The Stairwell.” An Original Story by Stephanie Licudine.
Phynnecabulary Season 4, Episode 2
“Every Color Stands Bright.” An Original Story by Jedediah Smith
Phynnecabulary Season 4 Episode 3
“WHAT A DOLL!” An Original Story from Tricia DeJesus-Gutierrez
Phynnecabulary Season 4, Episode 4
What a Doll!
I’m not your baby, baby.
“THE SEQUENCER ,” an Original Story by Ana Galvan
Phynnecabulary Season 4, Episode 5
“The Sequencer,” An Original Story by Ana Galvan, Part 2
The Phynnecabulary Podcast Season 4, Episode 6
“Berkeley Nights “
An Original Story by Tricia De Jesus-Gutierrez
“Berkeley Nights,” An Original Story by Tricia De Jesus-Gutierrez
Phynnecabulary Season 4, Episode 7
AUGUST 19 IS WORLD HUMANITARIAN DAY 2020
Live-saving suppport during the pandemic #reallifeheroes
“Rosa Birhen,” An Original Story by Tricia De Jesus -Gutierrez
Phynnecabulary Season 4 Episode 8
If You Must Know, “Dirty Dancing” Was My Gateway Drug to Bachata and Salsa
January 21, 2020
“The Ring,” An Original Short Story by Janice De Jesus. Part 1
Phynnecabulary Season 4 Episode 9
“The Ring,” An Original Story by Janice De Jesus, Part 2
Phynnecabulary Season 4 Episode 10
The Phynnecabulary Podcast on AnchorA taste of poetry in your life
Phynne’s Poetic Bites on Ko-fi
I have been immersing back into a longer form of narrative poetry, but tiny shots of verses that fit in a few succinct lines still energize me. Let them energize you, too!
“The Ring,” An Original Story by Janice De Jesus, Part 3
Phynnecabulary Season 4 Episode 11
Halloween is a Thirty-One Day Thing! —
Phynnecabulary Season 4 Episode 14
The Phynnecabulary Podcast on AnchorPhynne Reads Poe’s “The Oval Portrait”
Phynnecabulary Season 4 Episode 15
The Phynnecabulary Podcast on Anchor
Be Counted. VOTE.
Phynnecabulary Season 4 Episode 17
BREATHE EASILY, HEART STEADIED.
Phynnecabulary Season 4 Episode 18
Phynnecabulary Presents Open Mic Series —
Thursday Night Open Mic Event
A weekly session with a talented and supportive group of artists welcome. All art—poetry and storytelling, music, art pieces, comedy—are welcome and encouraged.
Phynnecabulary Presents: TEMPTATION
An Open Mic Event
Bite the juicy apple and it will make you want to spill the tantalizing details.
Share with with us tempting visions with your words and music. Shh—we promise not to tell if you don’t.
How to join the event?
Get your tickets here! The event is absolutely free, but donations are appreciated at www.ko-fi.com/phynnebelle
Phynnecabulary page on Eventbrite
Upcoming Spotlight on Poet and Social Advocate, MATTHEW MARROQUÍN
Part of the “We Are the Story” series, Tuesday, December 8th, 2020
The Phynnecabulary Podcast on Anchor
What’s up this week? —
Spotlight on Matthew Marroquín
Guest, poet Matthew Marroquín talks about sharks on socks, pickles or no pickles, why we should write poetry, and immigration and the mirage of an American Dream.
Matthew Marroquín
Poet & Social Advocate
Phynnecabulary Season 4, Episode 21Spotlight on Creative Minds: MOONLIT_PHANTOM (“We Are the Story” series)
Phynnecabulary Season 4 Episode 23
Spotlight on Creative Minds: SAM PARK (“We Are the Story” series, No. 5)
Phynnecabulary Season 4, Episode 24
Spotlight on Creative Minds: DANE INCE
Phynnecabulary Season 5, Episode 2
Spotlight on Creative Minds: CHRISTOPHER T. GEORGE
Phynnecabulary Season 5 Episode 3
“IT’S SO MUCH MORE FRIENDLY WITH TWO”
A Phynnecabulary Open Mic
Spotlight on Creative Minds: MARK FISHBEIN
Phynnecabulary Season 5 Episode 4
Spotlight on Creative Minds: REBECCA GOLDTHORPE
Phynnecabulary Season 5, Episode 7
Spotlight on Creative Minds: REBECCA GOLDTHORPE
Phynnecabulary Season 5, Episode 7
Spotlight on Creative Minds: MIRO CROCCO —
Phynnecabulary Season 5, Episode 8
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Upcoming Events
Weekly themed open mics
Join us every Thursday to share poetry, music, stories, or comedy. Or come to simply sit back and enjoy.
Women’s History Month
Celebrating women and their vital role in history, culture, and society.
11 March 2021 open mic
The “Pop-Up-Anything-Goes” Open Mic is Here!
Your choice of theme!
16 March 2021 open mic
Spotlight on Creative Minds: Diane Murray Ward
Phynnecabulary Season 5, Episode 9
Spotlight on Creative Minds: GENERALISSIMO BRYAN FRANCO
Phynnecabulary Season 5, Episode 10
Spotlight on Creative Minds: VAYL LUELLA LARKIN
Phynnecabulary Season 5, Episode 11
Spotlight on writer, Vayl Luella Larkin
The Phynnecabulary Podcast on Anchor
Phynnecabulary Season 5, Episode 11
THE PHYNNECABULARY PODCAST ON ANCHOR
Spotlight on Creative Minds: DOMINIQUE BETHEL
“Bottom Out,” An Original Story by Denise Saenz
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