Hey there. I thought I would share my most recent writing adventure. I was a feature reader on the Wilde Reading's Facebook reading series. It was super fun and cosmic at the same time. As some of you know, I host two monthly open mic's (First Fridays Open Mic on the MWA site and Berks … Continue reading Riding High
Author: little pi's universe
Finding Home
I imagine each of us has an idea where we want our poem to live. Some perhaps in a book or literary journal or maybe just the desktop. I like to think that some poems can live in peoples bodies. A poem that resonates and remains with an individual hiding in the background waiting for … Continue reading Finding Home
The Dahlia’s are in bloom
Photographs by Duane Winfield I visited the Cylburn Arboretum over the weekend and what a wonderful time with nature. We went because we read that the Dahlia’s - those radiant, beautiful flowers that fill our vases and bouquets were in bloom. Walking and then sitting in the naturalness of it all was peaceful and melted … Continue reading The Dahlia’s are in bloom
To Niche or Not to Niche
I have been giving this a lot of thought. This blog is almost 40 years after my first published piece–something written for a school newspaper. A writing experience which started me on my way to majoring in journalism in college and working on the college newspaper. I interned at Rural America Newspapers working in the … Continue reading To Niche or Not to Niche
MFA Blue’s
I had the opportunity to sit and talk with a master Poet somewhat a wordsmith. It was scary and tantalizing at the same time. I wanted to lean in and peel back the skin on his forehead and scoop the soft brain matter and put it in my purse to taste later when I was … Continue reading MFA Blue’s
Sunday Morn
Good morning world! It's a cool morning out and the warmth of the sun feels good. I'm starting this blog today because it has been a hell of a week. Work really sucked all week and all I wanted to do was escape and create but other commitments got in the way (or did I … Continue reading Sunday Morn
