Tag Archives: art

Meaningless

The author reflects on overcoming writer’s block after a long hiatus. Despite life’s challenges, finding inspiration seems elusive. However, expressing the struggle of having nothing to write about becomes the catalyst for creativity. The post invites viewers to watch a poetry recital and engage with the content. It also promotes the author’s poetry book.

The Kiss

The author finds writing prompts inspiring and recently wrote a situational poem based on the prompt “sharp” by whimsygizmo on dVerse.
His poetry collection “Old & UnWise – A Haphazard Collection of Poetry and Thought” is available for purchase. ISBN-13: 978-9918007356.

Back Down to Earth

The author finds writing prompts inspiring and recently wrote a situational poem based on the prompt “sharp” by whimsygizmo on dVerse.
His poetry collection “Old & UnWise – A Haphazard Collection of Poetry and Thought” is available for purchase. ISBN-13: 978-9918007356.

Friday’s Frivolous Fanfare

The author celebrated the release of their book with an online poetry event, expressing gratitude for the first book purchases. They emphasized the special bond between author and reader and expressed eagerness for feedback, both positive and negative, while thanking supporters. The author hopes for continued support and appreciation from readers in the future.

Giving is a Two Way Charm

The author celebrated the release of their book with an online poetry event, expressing gratitude for the first book purchases. They emphasized the special bond between author and reader and expressed eagerness for feedback, both positive and negative, while thanking supporters. The author hopes for continued support and appreciation from readers in the future.

The Hour of Reckoning

The author, at 58, is releasing their first solo poetry book titled “Old & UnWise – A Haphazard Collection of Poetry and Thought.” It reflects their diverse range of poetry, covering social justice, domestic abuse, the environment, and fantasy. The book encapsulates their concerns about the youth’s future and showcases both their pensive and humorous sides.

Do you have the time

To talk about time? James Kirk insists that Space is the “Final Frontier” but I tend to disagree. We are managing to send rudimentary space craft into space, manoeuvre them somewhat awkwardly and sometimes even manage to get them to land where we want to. Time is proving to be a different conundrum. We assumeContinue reading “Do you have the time”