Creative Writer & Storyteller
Eye (1946), Mezzotint. I recently saw an exhibit of Dutch graphic artist M.C. Escher at the North Carolina Museum of Art. The exhibit is well curated, with works from the artist’s … Continue reading The Keen Eye of M.C. Escher
I have been learning about writing and storytelling by going to writing courses, workshops and conference for the last several years. I have had the privilege to work with great … Continue reading In Loving Gratitude
Keenly curious Sitting in silent stillness Patiently peaceful
I write wherever I find a pen and paper. I feel the most comfortable writing with just pen and paper. I find myself doing more self-editing when I write on … Continue reading Building Castles in the Sky: Part 1 – A Space Where I Can Write
Writing is thought of as a lonely occupation or preoccupation. Writers may write alone, but their work may represent years of research or thriving worlds and communities or a day … Continue reading Building Castles in the Sky: Part 2 – How I Keep my Writing Alive
Sadness is a super important thing not to be ashamed about but to include in our lives. One of the bigger problems with sadness or depression is there’s so much … Continue reading SAD
I wonder about the world, and write about the wonder. I write to try to make sense of the world around me, the people, places and events that capture my … Continue reading Writer’s Block
Can you see my soul rise? High above the stratosphere Smeared across blue skies Where you gather clear Cirrus or stratus or cumulus White as a dove Painting pictures from … Continue reading Up
This poem is a display of concrete poetry from Day 9 of Blogging University’s Writing 201 Poetry class. Follow all my Poetry class posts: #writing201
Gone are your wild tresses and your breezy caresses and your warmth at the start the day Here lie your desiccated accessories and your subtle pleasantries and your ashes of … Continue reading Remembering Summer
At this most charming downtown, you can stroll down Memory Lane. You can have a root beer or iced tea or a tart lemonade, even a double-scoop ice cream cone. … Continue reading The Most Charming Small Town
Elizabeth Zertuche 