I'm not feeling well at all today, so all I managed to write was a quick Haiku. It seems strange to be writing about snow in April, but this is New Hampshire, so maybe it isn't odd after all. April Snow Delicate snowflakes create an unexpected early April gift For those who don't like the … Continue reading NaPoWriMo: April Snow
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NaPoWriMo: Refuges
It's day one of NaPoWriMo. Today's poem is a haiku I've titled "Refuges." I hope you'll enjoy it. Refuges A Haiku Feet beat hot pavement An aimless walk to nowhere An endless journey Sun-scorched flesh blisters Sweat slithers a nasty trail Brutal discomfort No, we can’t stop here My words provoke raspy cries From … Continue reading NaPoWriMo: Refuges
Why I Love the Rain
I've always enjoyed a summer rain shower and find thunderstorms energizing. When the clouds come rolling in and the wind picks up speed, I'm the first to welcome the first dollop of water that falls from the sky, or the quick burst of driving rain that soaks everything and everyone in its path. Yes, I'm a … Continue reading Why I Love the Rain
A Sad Anniversary
Today's Throwback Thursday post is running a little late. It's almost midnight here in my neck of the woods. I almost didn't write this post, but it seems wrong to let this day disintegrate without paying tribute to Rudy, our wonderful, faithful, loving companion. Rudy was put to rest two years ago today. I wrote … Continue reading A Sad Anniversary
Insignificance
I know my blog has been a little (ahem) inactive lately. I've relied heavily on reblogs and some other miscellaneous posts instead of offering my weekly advise and insights on writing and craft. I'm sure there will be times I feel moved to write about writing, but for now, I'll leave craft to the experts. … Continue reading Insignificance
All I Have to Say 