I think I should be a writer.
I feel like I was born to write.
Until then, you can get my books on @tryselar:
All The Hell Therein
https://t.co/Um2TErpZZ2
29: A Poetic Journal
https://t.co/LbiqeppzQ8
Twenty-Two (Midnight Letters)
https://t.co/8r0SBUUzVl
I finally put this little book out.🤍
All The Hell Therein is a small collection of thoughts, reflections and observations.
It isn’t a big publication, but it is dear to me. If you’d like to read it, I’ve made it available here:
https://t.co/Um2TErpZZ2
Thanks for reading me.🤎
Why should anything matter if it doesn't last?"
I've been told it's a troubling question to ask, and I wonder what you might make of it because I believe it's existential and philosophical rather than psychologically concerning.
https://t.co/LHjW4YkTLv
"Why should anything matter if it doesn't last?"
I've been told it's a troubling question to ask, and I wonder what you might make of it because I believe it's existential and philosophical rather than psychologically concerning.
https://t.co/LHjW4YkTLv
Been a while! And my 2nd poetry collection’s out.
Somewhere between pages, you'll find yourself.
“29: A Poetic Journal” is out now.
Links to order:
Selar (digital only): https://t.co/v3ATEhxiN6
Amazon (digital and print): https://t.co/aIsea73cZ2 & https://t.co/pevvWU5PcA
In music, in poetry, in any form, art is where you put the seemingly abnormal. All the chaos. All the love. All the hate. All the grief. All the excessive joy. All the malady. All the quiet. All the unacceptable.
Rick Rubin once said, "Art is where you put the madness."
The underlying assumption is that a woman’s experience must be measured against another’s, as though there were a single universal standard for how women should endure pain, adapt to change, or recover from bodily transformations. But that assumption is... https://t.co/ad3JDsqwcV
While men slept, I wrote and posted a reflective blog (or something like that).
In view of my upcoming poetry collection, 29.
Feel free to read and share. If you appreciate all forms of literature and creative writing.
https://t.co/RAgJtHZlPb
I haven't bought Dream Count. I came by a soft copy about a month ago, but couldn't bring myself to fall for that. But this title drew me in because of an idea I've nursed for a while now. So, fellow readership, what do you think?
https://t.co/IELkI6ii29