The Poetry of Identity: Embracing Creativity and Artistry

I have over 60 pieces of writing published and about half of those are poems. I have always written poetry, but only began submitting poetry for publication to build a resume. It was not until I was named the poet laureate before I called myself a poet. So I like to remind myself and others … Continue reading The Poetry of Identity: Embracing Creativity and Artistry

Unfiltered Monologues: Impact on Listening and Conversations

People talking to themselves can be fun and necessary, but not in the presence of others. This behavior can lead to misunderstandings and hinder true conversation. With a lack of filters, individuals may fail to engage in meaningful dialogue, displaying a need for attention and a disregard for the other person's interest.

Authors Need To Ask

https://elskehoweler.com/2024/03/22/happy-friday-and-a-favour-to-ask/?page_id=665 Authors need to ask this from people. People need to help authors out and take a chance. Read their book. Then review it. It is so important for promotion reasons. And just to know their book was read. I followed their website just today. Saw this post. I responded because it is a good … Continue reading Authors Need To Ask

Poetry- To be read or spoken

The difference between written and spoken word poetry lies in the intention. Written poetry is crafted for the page, often with introspective messages or historical significance. Spoken word poetry is more focused on engaging the audience in the moment, shaping words around rhythm and immediate connection. Both approaches offer unique voices and emotional depth.