“Geniuses can be scintillating and geniuses can be somber, but it’s that inescapable sorrowful depth that shines through--originality.”
—Jack Kerouac, WD
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12th of August, 2017 marks The Birth of White Peacock Journal: With great heartache and pain, and certainly not shame, a deep sorrowful feeling carried for months in silence. The silence has slowly chipped away at my soul leaving a near empty shell. To the voices unspoken, the ones left unheard, breaking the pain of silence to heal once again.   DAMP COLD GRASS SURROUNDED US, HIDDEN FROM THEM ALL A NIGHT ILLUMINATED BRIGHT WITH STARS
CHILL FROM THE AIR SETTLES IN MERGING CLOSER TO ABSORB EACH OTHER’S HEAT IT FELT SO RIGHT COMFORTABLE AND EASY MY HAND ON YOUR CHEST, YOUR HEART BEATING FAST THIS MOMENT CHANGED OUR LIVES THIS MOMENT EMBEDDED IN TIME THIS IS THE MOMENT THAT SHOULD NEVER END |
AuthorWriting not what she knows, but what she feels. CategoriesArchives
September 2019
“When writing a novel a writer should create living people; people, not characters. A character is a caricature.”
—Ernest Hemingway “Write while the heat is in you. … The writer who postpones the recording of his thoughts uses an iron which has cooled to burn a hole with.” —Henry David Thoreau |
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