Students Writing Poetry
Sharon Fish Mooney, Ansley Little
Abstract
Sharon Fish Mooney, Ansley Little
Abstract
Sharon Fish Mooney, PhD, RN, has had poems published in First Things, The Evansville Review, Modern Age, RUMINATE, and Christian Research Journal. She won the inaugural Frost Farm Prize for metrical poetry and is the author of Bending Toward Heaven – Poems After the Art of Vincent van Gogh. She teaches for Regis and Indiana Wesleyan universities. Ansley Little is a senior BSN student at Missouri Baptist University, St. Louis, MO. Ansley began writing poetry during her first year of the nursing program to aid in processing what she saw. She works as a resident assistant, competes in cross country/track and field, and will graduate in April 2020 with her BSN. The authors declare no conflict of interest.
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Sharon Fish Mooney, PhD, RN, has had poems published in First Things, The Evansville Review, Modern Age, RUMINATE, and Christian Research Journal. She won the inaugural Frost Farm Prize for metrical poetry and is the author of Bending Toward Heaven – Poems After the Art of Vincent van Gogh. She teaches for Regis and Indiana Wesleyan universities. Ansley Little is a senior BSN student at Missouri Baptist University, St. Louis, MO. Ansley began writing poetry during her first year of the nursing program to aid in processing what she saw. She works as a resident assistant, competes in cross country/track and field, and will graduate in April 2020 with her BSN. The authors declare no conflict of interest.
Key concepts: Poetry, Heaven, Art, Art history, Sociology, Literature