poets
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As many will already know, I have been active on a new platform: NaNoWriMo. It’s been somewhat challenging getting to know the people on there, but it turns out that has given me more time and – strangely – more motivation to write. The first draft of the new poetry book is complete and revisions…
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I’m pleased to say the first several chapters of the novel have been edited. I have joined Scribophile and NaNoWriMo. Feel free to connect with me there! I am also working on compiling my second poetry book. It will (tentatively) be released through Amazon – though I would like to sever my relationship with that…
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A balm upon an angry wound A quite impromptu hymn A whisper amongst shouting The silence of the din. A caress amongst the beatings A tear that grazes stone A single bird without a cage A mending of the bone. A sparkle in the velvet A well in barren land A lily in the valley…
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As promised, the second poetry offering will be up tomorrow. I hope my readers are enjoying having a peek at things to come.
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“It takes two to tango” – this is their excuse Yes. A victim and a perpetrator. You make your lofty promises – equality for all, do as you please If you get caught, spew hate in the face of Virtue. Subliminal images and sounds are crystal clear now Your follies, your perversions laid bare for…
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In honor of the start of the Angelic Year, I will be sharing two brand-new poems here on T.W.N. Look for surprise posts both here and on Superlative Deviation over the next few months. The first poem will go up next Tuesday.
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As we continue through the celestial energies, many changes are being affected in my own life. At long last, I’m building a better foundation that will eventually lead to major alterations. I need the quiet time for introspection, other work, and the new realizations that are coming up. I’m studying for a new day job…
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A new series is debuting on Superlative Deviation. It’s going to be lots of fun!
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Earlier this year, I received two writing prompts to choose from. The first became “Lady Of Attica”. The second I rejected. Recently, I went back over that assignment and decided to take up the challenge again. The second prompt was more personal, and I wasn’t comfortable with the idea of creating a short story version…
Ena Whiteraven 