The Beating of A Heart

What is a beating heart? Is it just muscle and tissue that pumps blood throughout the body to insure that we survive? Or is it much more than that? Our hearts are made to be filled with love and joy, but it is also made to feel heartache and pain. Some may think that our

Today I am free

Pain. The feast of a razor upon your skin. Like a deafening scream drowned out by the hollowness of your tongue. Who am I? Where do I stand? Who have I become? I have felt pain. The kind like quicksand that runs through your veins at lightening speed. Filling your earthly vessel with nothing but

Comparing OwlCrate to Scribbler box for writers

I love subscription boxes. Absolutely love them. There’s something about getting a package in the mail that always gets me. I look forward to it every time. With that being said today I am going to compare the two subscription boxes I have recently come across and let you know what I think. Scribbler: First,

First Thoughts on Don’t Call Us Dead

About a year ago I published a apocalyptic poetry book called, “Don’t Call Us Dead.” Since then I have had some purchases but haven’t really gotten a chance to pick the readers mind about what they like and dislike about my book. However, this opportunity presented itself when I came across a post on Instagram.

Did You Start writing For Passion or Money?

Everyone who writes has a story to tell about how and why they first picked up a pen. Many of us started when we were young and grew up loving the art of writing. However, some of us were forced into our passions by outside sources. My story is simple. I grew up writing and

Where Can You Find Free writing Resources?

If you are opening this blog post you are probably having a hard time finding resources to help with your writing needs. Well, along my writing journey I have come across several great resources that can help any writer in a jam. Here are a few of my favorite sites. Need help outlining? Try Pinterest

Bucket List For Writers

Everyone has things they want to do before they kick the bucket. So, why doesn’t everyone have a bucket list? While I don’t know the answer to that question, I do know that a writer NEEDS a bucket list. But why? Writers tend to spend a lot of time planning and thinking of new ideas.

Austism Awareness Month: My life with High-Functioning Austism

I’ve always wanted to cover this topic but I never quite knew how. How do I get my thoughts across in a convenient and well-worded manner? A million thoughts run through my head, how can I ever truly express myself in just one blog post? With that being said, I am going to try. This

There’s An Elephant in The Garden

There’s an elephant in the garden Whose tusks are white as snow His eyes are a crystal black That begs me not to go He towers high above me His foot big enough to crush Yet he sits gently down For he is in no rush His trunk extends towards me As he explores my

Maybe, Just Maybe, I’d Soar

Have you written something lately and have just been totally disgusted? Have you had doubts about what you’ve written? I can say that I have. I am not confident at all when it comes to my writing, especially when I have just come out of writer’s block. How am I supposed to know what I