Tag: poetry

Newest haiku 

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It’s been quite awhile and it took some unblocking to get here, but I’m pleased with this new haiku! 

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“Return,” a beach finding and reflection

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I found this softened piece of glass bottle on the beach this week. All that’s legible is the word “RETURN.” At a time when I need to do just that – return to myself, this finding couldn’t have been more appropriate. (A message from the Universe, no doubt.)  I’ve been meditating on what “return” means […]

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Haiku for a New Year

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I just can’t seem to write down all of the thoughts and emotions swirling around me right now. . . The New Year is upon us and with that, here is something I will keep working on.

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The Adventures of Piratess Tilly is here!

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I am very proud and excited to announce that my children’s picture book, written in haiku, is available for purchase! There are a select few available in time for the Holidays! Please check out my Shop to learn more and make a purchase! Thank you so much for the support!

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New haiku

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It has been awhile since I’ve written. There is no doubt I am rusty, but that is okay. Everything has a cycle. It is all a process. Patience, gentleness and gratitude certainly help! Here is my latest haiku:

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The Adventures of Piratess Tilly cover image!

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I am SO excited to share the front and back covers for my upcoming children’s picture book, The Adventures of Piratess Tilly. I hope you enjoy the beautiful watercolor illustrations by Karen Watson. The book is due to arrive and be ready for sale in late November/early December! And please don’t forget to follow Tilly […]

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“Sun Will Rise” a tribute haiku

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As with so many people, the death of Robin Williams has jarred me. Being in the level of darkness he must have felt, greatly saddens me. It’s a place I feel deserves no harsh judgement. Pain is pain and with that pain, compassion is needed. I am grateful for his life and for the light […]

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