I much prefer our accumulated pain to be made beautiful through expression.
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A short poem inspired by Ecclesiastes 1
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Abyss traps me like a cage…
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A free kinda life
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It is for a person to be a human being and not a human being…
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Poem from “The Aftermath of Unrest” that explores the duality of the human psyche.
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2/2/22 11:11pm - “Take a picture of me with the poem I just wrote”
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These two poems can be interpreted any way you wish...missing a person who has left, or has passed. Perhaps, you had to walk away from someone you loved, or vise versa. Maybe you're waiting for their return, or accepting the fact that they may never come back. Memories are both beautiful and painful. Nonetheless, they keep those whom we love in our hearts forever, no matter how much time may pass.
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Our unmatched perspective perplexes us….
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“Dare I say, I love you like morning coffee” is my newest "heart-eyes-emoji-vibed" experimental video mash-up of my poems, "Dare I Say" and "Morning Coffee." Both poems are vulnerable confessions of love, which made them the perfect pair to combine.
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ISLE OF SKYE POEM FUN FACT: “The Last Waltz” was actually written to the song, “Ballroom Waltz” by the Moscow Symphony. I challenged myself to make the flow of the words and story match with the symphony’s beat. This exercise required me to time the words with the instruments and make sure the rhyme scheme and story matched the music. The song begins playing at the line, “And so, the music flows.” in the original recording.
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The “Light House” is an experimental video mashup of two of my favorite pieces; “Golden Hour” and “I Patiently Waited.” Both poems are featured in my third book, Isle of Skye.
I was playing around with premier for another project and this kinda just fell into place. Something about it felt raw, like even though it wasn’t perfect, I needed to share it as is. Love itself is imperfect, but beautiful, and that’s how this random creation made me feel.
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