“Twilight Tango” reflects on the solitude experienced in cities at night, capturing a particularly lonely moment. The author invites readers to provide feedback and share their own experiences with loneliness. This post is part of a series leading to the author’s sixtieth birthday, encouraging subscriptions for updates.
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The author, a competitive individual, shares their journey of self-publishing their first poetry book, “Old & UnWise,” at the age of fifty-eight. While navigating the challenges of a niche market, the author sought validation through positive feedback and awards. They faced setbacks, such as poem rejections, but cherished uplifting moments, especially when their book won two awards, including the Veneration Award for Best Debut Poetry Collection, providing a much-needed boost.
Countdown
The author reflects on life as they approach their sixtieth birthday, contemplating time and personal experiences. They share a recent positive turn of events involving the discovery of a vintage portable typewriter with a QWERTY layout and an unused ribbon matching it perfectly. They express excitement for future poetry endeavors.
Catching Up
The past months have been hectic with a new job position, basketball season, and poetry. A highlight was being featured in Prosetrics Literary Magazine, showcasing my work and an interview alongside my poems.
Dipping into Prose
Playing around with autotune led to some melodic voices which inspired this poem. Morning Prayer.
A Vote of Support
Playing around with autotune led to some melodic voices which inspired this poem. Morning Prayer.
In Search of Peace
Playing around with autotune led to some melodic voices which inspired this poem. Morning Prayer.
New Boundaries
I met @amarenamusik in Malta and joined Saro’s musical improvisation at @rootzsoulbar, reciting an Italian poem about life. The experience was a highlight of my summer.
Reawakening
The author has been active in poetry outside of the blog, preparing a new ebook and promoting their printed book. After intending to restart the blog in September, a message from a former student inspired them to begin today. They find value in a simple thank you and will be updating the blog soon.
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.
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