ash falls from the sky
gentle like snow nothing's as
it seemed anymore
.
gentle like snow nothing's as
it seemed anymore
.
chantal [2 syll. shɑn•tɑhl shawn-TAL (French)]
- c
- making something of nothing— scribbling words spilling coffee cleaning up my messes scribbling coffee spilling poetry on napkins— from behind big dark sunglasses and chronic migraines, good coffee gone cold and the hours, the hours where do they— i write. leaving traces of haiku on scraps of paper everywhere i go and working with promising writers— captivating them with their own words. i read read read (despite the fact i'm a slow reader) and i'd say a good 75% of those books are picture books (ya, kids' books, whatever) and if i catch you standing there i'll start reading one to you, i believe every adult needs a good dose of children's lit every day. a picture book can turn around your entire perspective, make you laugh, and the pictures are just too good! ...in fact, i dabbled in the trade myself way back when (a year or so after this photo of me was taken, i do believe). and since my 1st grade debut stories ‘how to make a peanut butter and tuna fish sandwich’ and ‘i hate saturday morning cartoons’ i’ve had words at my fingertips and now, they're at yours— c
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1 comment:
Evocative. Could you maybe think about the title being 'Jesusita Fire' or similar? This sets the backdrop for your poem's central images, and helps the reader make the emotional connection to the last line.
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