Echoes from the Wander: July 14 - 20, 2025

Jul 21, 2025

A weekly drift from the Thread: what was spoken, what still lingers in the air, and what new echoes may rise. Wander with me, through what was, what’s growing, and what might be calling you next.

For the week of July 14 - 20, 2025

Echo One: What Was

It was a busy week, and I was happy to get what I could published on Wander Words.

Below are what we managed to share, outlined here, should you have missed or want to re-visit anything. I know I am not the only who gets waylaid by life … living.

Last Week’s Dispatches:

Phaiku No. 4 - True Deep - Listening to what has been singing long before us.
Not familiar with Phaiku? Check out my introduction here → Introducing: Phaiku.
I Sense - A poem submitted and accepted for publication, responding to the theme of “Matter”.
Between Applause and Resonance - a personal essay examining why being published may feel different than being heard.
Starwoven: Hear My Call - INDEX - access the episodes as they become released or find access to the complete PDF version. Updated.
Wednesday Whimsy #12 - The Muse in the Kitchen - where the Muse cooks up something for Hemingway.
Crone’s Cairn: A Stone, A Poem, A Path - an introduction to my completed series of meditative crone poems.
Starwoven: Hear My Call - Episode Two—Speak to Me
Starwoven Bonus Content for Starwoven - Artifacts from Episode 2 – Red’s star map ‘archives’ and EchoHub’s Silent Sight CharacTarot.

Echo Two: What’s Growing

Here’s a glimpse of what’s sprouting behind the scenes or nearing bloom. Consider it a whisper of what may land in your inbox next…

Phaiku No. 5 - turtle talk, or something like that
Weekly Whimsy #13 - the first of a three-part hunt. But who’s hunting whom?
Starwoven: Hear My Call - Episode Three—Swipe and Run
The first installment of Crone’s Cairn
A look at some of the tools I use to organize (attempt to organize) my writing projects
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Echo Three: What’s Calling You?

I’d love to hear what resonated with you this week—and what you’re still listening for.

What would make these echoes more meaningful, more yours? Leave a comment, drop me a message, or send a signal through the cosmos—I’m always listening.

Until next we wander the stars together,

Still pondering,

Jennifer
JL Tooker