Embroidery Woman
And the sky turns purple bruised by the sun and the woman raises her face graven with wind and the moon rises silken in the night . . . .
Tag: Writing
Cultivate your Creativity: 5 Easy Ways to Find your Writing Voice
A writer’s voice is a creative reflection of the writer on the page that sets their writing aside from other writing. It is one of the most powerful tools by which a writer engages and keeps the attention of their audience.
Here are five simple, easy, and effective ways to find your writing voice and more fully cultivate your creativity.
Storyteller’s Horizon
Everywhere I walk there is a story and whether or not it wants to be heard I stop and listen . . .
‘Her Photographs’ Published at Visual Verse!
I am delighted to share my poem, Her Photographs, is published in at Visual Verse! Here is why I also love the challenge of writing to a timed ekphrastic prompt.
The Best Aesthetic Supplies for a More Enjoyable Writing Experience
Whether you are a seasoned or beginner writer, these aesthetic writing supplies can help you create unique and visually pleasing written works, as well as transform your writing space into a place you enjoy coming back to again and again.
This Earthly Corsage
The rosebud unfolds into full bloom. Sensual breath of winter frosts over flower and diamond blossoms into being . . .
Touch of Midnight
The moonlight makes shadows dance across the lawn and fills the valleys between the hills in my backyard with pools of silken darkness. Dew is gathering on the grass, and I am walking in the cool beneath the fruit trees watching the fireflies spark like stars in the expanse of land around me . . .
Turkish Delight
Silk laced over with vanilla wine,
tulip blossoms at the throat, the fountain flowing freely over stones worn smooth by moonshine . . .
‘Co-Existence’ Published in Hidden in Childhood: A Poetry Anthology!
I am delighted to share my poem, Co-Existence, is published in Hidden In Childhood: A Poetry Anthology edited by Gabriela Marie Milton. This anthology collects the work of over 150 poets into a spine-tingling collection that invites the reader to travel the gorgeous and nostalgic garden of childhood where there are both roses and thorns.