Just as planned, I’m behind on my word count!
This past week had been interesting. We celebrated Easter and enjoyed the sun, but I’ve also been sick and didn’t write quite as much as I wanted to.
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Day 10 of Camp Nano
Miraculously, I’m on track. I have no idea how this happened. Read More
Friday Reads
This time I’m doing something different. I’ve got a book that I wanted to read for a long time, The Female Man, and a manga series that I recently started and I adore, Honey and Clover.
Almost Poetry: Train thoughts
We meet in the middle.
The lavender field bursts with quiet.
The book in my hands a relic
of my imagination and my once-found peace
The dirt on your cheeks confesses
long hours of work.
Your shirt isn’t tucked in your pants.
As the sky loses its boundaries with the lavender blossoms
and the blush on your ears pulls me closer,
I think back on that scene I read earlier in the train.
About the woman that was searching for
her soul at the roots of the riverside trees.
I wonder if she found it,
like I found you.
Day 3 of Camp NaNo
Officially in Day 3 and, I have no idea where I’m going but I’m sailing ‘cause moving is my middle name.
I have plans for this month, and not managing to reach my goal for camp is actually one of them. Okay, not really. No really.
Review: The Word for World is Forest
I have no idea how to review books and, most importantly, I have no idea how to review a book by Ursula Le Guin, considering a) that it was written 49 years ago and b) that she’s awesome.
So, what I’m going to do is flail on bullet points about the incredible qualities of this book like a mature adult.