Part II includes my Amazon Review of Lauren Scott's poetry collection, Ever So Gently. Get the book to Inhabit the world of the Author for a gentle evening with lovely words that will linger long.
For participation in the Word Craft Poetry Challenge, #tankatuesday.Thanks, Colleen. I posted these two haiku earlier this week in the comments of another post wherefog was the kigo; posting it…
It gives me great pleasure to introduce you to yet another author/poetry collection. This one will remain with you ever so gently even after you close the book. Enjoy the trailer at the end.
Writing to a prompt inspired by a Leonard Cohen song. Inviting you to read my imperfect offering. I bless all your endeavors.
The #WDYS prompt this week shows a young girl standing on a bridge, wearing a big smile and a t-shirt that says: βFuture Leaderβ. I couldn't help writing to this lovely prompt.
In this week's sundae, soondae, Sunday Press, I want to offer encouragement for all your dreams by showing you what's happening in mine. I bless you.
This book is educational, empathetic, encouraging and full of light. I really believe this should be available to all humans. Please read my Amazon Review.
Read more about the symbolism of sunflowers: Sunflower Meaning, Sunflower Meaning & Symbolism, and Ukraineβs National Flower. And then read my haiku, please. xo
I'm feeling ambitious, so I wrote a golden shovel for the W3 prompt this week. I hope you enjoy it.
A month ago, I was busy and wishing I was more prepared for everything that was happening. Did I thanked everyone enough. In case you missed the interview, here is a rerun to inspire and hopefully encourage you to do what I did. xoxo
βremorse weighed heavy in my heart. I departed with a love I never had the chance to confess.β P. 27 I think you will like this book. xo
A do-able recipe for a mindful week begins with a drizzle of self-compassion. Please read on.