Reduce me to the potent essence of whom I am.
Luminary
Two Poems Published at Free Verse Revolution!
I am delighted to share two of my poems, Postage Due and Under The Disco Lights, are published in the second issue of Free Verse Revolution’s enriched and distinct literary magazine!
Gallery
Kiss me more in the lamplight, love, the moths as our only witness . . .
Three Poems Published at FERAL: a journal of poetry and art.
I am eager to share three of my poems, Rabid, Body Positivity, and Seedling are published in the eighth issue of FERAL: a journal of poetry and art!
Of the Beholder
Leave me nameless!
Nomenclature
I plait dreams into my hair each night . . .
‘Time Lost’ Published at Spillwords Press!
I am exultant to share my gastronomical poem, Time Lost, is published at Spillwords Press!
Intuition
Coal decomposes into diamonds in your stomach.
The Writer’s Guide to Learning From & Handling Literary Rejection
Rejection is more dynamic than simply receiving an email from an editor telling you ‘Your work is not a good fit for us at this time’. As a creative who has been (and still is) rejected at many intersections along the road of my writing journey, here I share what I do to move on and why it is necessary to ultimately learn from rejection.
‘To Wander’ Published at Visual Verse!
I am pleased to share my poem, To Wander, is published in Volume Eight, Chapter Six of Visual Verse’s ongoing ekphrastic poetry anthology!
Rebellion
I am breathless though I am walking on flat ground.
3 Poems Published in The Sound of Brilliance Anthology!
I am proud to share three of my micro poems, Change, Strength, and Benevolence, are published in The Sound of Brilliance anthology!
Kindness
Lost among the flowers of my heart's garden, I dream of tears.
‘Briefly I Lived’ Published in Bestselling Brought to Sight & Swept Away Poetry Anthology!
I am delighted to share my poem, Briefly I Lived, is published in Vita Brevis Press’s second bestselling anthology, Brought to Sight and Swept Away, A Poetry Anthology About Time!
East Coast Swing
We lost them at the village ten miles back, men with bayonets . . .
