There are many forms of nourishment. More eternal fuel than food. Witnessing the truly hungry, the most starving, least fortunate of us all, being fed, is a sort of meal. By feeding the two or three who came bearing the greatest need one could therein feed thousands.
via Feeding Thousands — Writer Actor Farmer
Amazing work that I want to share with everyone here!
Is it something deep and profound, that speaks of the human condition? Or the verbose rambling of a writer with a well-thumbed thesaurus. Melancholic metaphors and agile alliteration… Or an invitation to peer inside the bruised and bleeding heart of the poet? Perhaps an exquisite painting with words, that explores every nuance of a breath-taking […]
The weather is beautiful today and we are intending to go out for a nice long walk in nature. I am counting the minutes, but right now I am waiting for someone to get their chores done so I have a few minutes to visit with you 🙂 If you have been following me a […]
via Grasshoppers, Butterflies and Flowers, Oh My! (post #1) — Sumyanna Writes
If you appreciate wonderful nature’s photography, you should visit this amazing blog! I totally enjoyed it!
Today I read a quite interesting reads while Google-ing random stuff (Yes… I admit!).
I stumble on this headlines, Mysterious ‘Banksy of Poetry’ strikes again at hairdressers in Plymouth from The Herald.
So, I read it. It is about a mysterious man leaving poems in hairdresser shops! Good poems too!
Another two city hairdressers have been left smiling by a mystery man dubbed the ‘Banksy of Poetry’.
March Hair in Hyde Park and Bowlers in Lipson are the latest city business amid scores across the country to receive a verse from the mysterious M Jones.
The poem in envelopes postmarked Lancashire, popped through the post boxes without any explanation.
Images Hair and Nail Salon appear to have received the same cheery verse about a robin.
via Mysterious ‘Banksy of Poetry’ strikes again at hairdressers in Plymouth
Maybe I should do this every time I visit a coffee shop!
Words are powerful. They can create, they can destroy. They can motivate, inspire, offer a bit of comfort to those in need. I use words in written form because they are almost set in stone. They leave a trail behind. It’s such a definitive action, don’t you think? But it’s not the only reason. I […]
It’s here! It’s here! It’s here! The Disappearance of Ray Delgado is finally available for purchase. Eventually, the past catches up with you… Jake always wondered about Ray’s past, but he knew better than to bring it up. Ray seemed haunted by it. But when Ray mysteriously disappears from a logging site in what […]
via New Release: The Disappearance of Ray Delgado — J. C. Cauthon, Author
Today we have an interview with Nakada Wilson, author of Girl poems. You can find Nakada Wilson @NakadaWilson on Instagram. Girl Poems is available on Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk 1. When did you begin to write poetry? After seeing how much attention my sister garnered for writing poetry when we were about six years old, I started writing as […]
via Author Interview. Nakada Wilson. — Readers Handbook
Check this lovely book out! Oh yea, Ally is in there with his poem, chocolate-bar relations exclusively in this book!
I’ve been following this awesome blogger and she was on a journey on creating 1000 paper cranes! It was a long way but she finally made it and I am sharing this with all of you!
Give her a big round of applause and spread the news! Where there are will, there are ways! Again congratulations!
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I did it! I have finished.. now I’ll lay them all out for a final photo.. #1000papercranes #anorchidsview This is what 1000 cranes look like. I attempted to lay them out prettily but the cat kept knocking them over! It’s been a long journey. According to the legend.. I get a wish – but you know […]
Write Ally! Write! 