Post #193 – Nurturing Nectar – A Poem
I miss you
Post #192 – GPS, Mountain Road, Gilligan’s Island
My friend Nora and her family went on vacation to a Tennessee resort.
Post #182 – Smashing Sunday
Working on my first e-book for Smashwords.
Post #166 – Lonely Romance – A Poem
The moon slept on that lonely dirt road As the clouds wept muddying the ground A Victorian house set at the top of the soggy hill
Post #165 – So, You’re Writing a Book Says the Cat
Professional writers are compelled to read Give your characters dimension
Post #158 – Writers Quandary
Truth. I self-corrected my grammar while I was praying last night. I said “this is” rather than what “this is” referred too. I corrected it, then repeated my prayer; as if He didn’t already know what I meant. Duh. 😎
Post #246 – Enraptured – Poetry in Prose
He scooped her up into his arms away from the midst of the murky darkness, carried her off to a remote, barren place, and left her there. She had no way of knowing whether he would reappear. Her tears mingled with raindrops, misting the dirt she lay upon […]
Post #146 – “You Must Stay Drunk On Writing So Reality Cannot Destroy You.”
“There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you.” ― Maya Angelou, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings “I love deadlines. I love the whooshing noise they make as they go by.” ― Douglas Adams “Substitute ‘damn’ every time you’re inclined to write ‘very;’ […]
Post #145 – Never Let Life Steal The Youth Of Your Soul — Be Childlike – Forever Young
Celebrating my first day on Medicare.
Post #142 – Counterfeit Love – A Poem
I penned these ramblings years ago when someone broke my heart. I am long passed the heartbreak, but I thought I share this discombobulated poem with you. 🙂 She loves him so deeply She hates him as much She longs to be with him She craves his […]
