This month is such an oddball of a month for me. I have had fall break, next week I go to a conference and then October is gone. Two months left of the year. During fall break I went to the zoo which I enjoy and also detest because the animals should be in a … Continue reading
That blaze quickly burns acres and acres of nature. Smokey air, raining ash, red sun many flea your heat. Innocent animals flea their home for safety. Some don’t get too far before the blaze engulfs them. Your flames have died, leaving an ashy burned view. Humans will pick up the pieces, move on in years … Continue reading
In recent days, I’ve spent majority of my time between my two jobs, school, homework, and YouTube. YouTube has helped me realize that I created Writing Natural to leave some imprint of myself, outside of the typical social media platforms. I wanted people to hear my voice. In doing so I stopped writing to focus … Continue reading
Red, Orange, Yellow paint the scene. Short sleeves start to fall. Cool breeze settle in. Shorter days, longer nights. Summer falls, Autumn Rises. Hey guys, this past week I’ve done a lot of research on what else I could blog about besides poetry. Please vote below to which you would be most interested in. Continue reading
Before the moment of death the memories escape shattering the life I had. I rejoice each moment of triumph as I whisper away my life’s story. Each breathe is harder to digest, I feel time escaping me faster than I speak. Lean closer my dear – listen, Don’t let anyone take your light away. Featured … Continue reading
Doing something out of the ordinary or routine can be a pretty scary feeling especially if you are placing yourself in a vulnerable position. This can be nerve racking. When I started this blog a year ago, my only goal was to produce as much poetry or writing I possibly could. In doing so I … Continue reading
Do you remember those 110 story buildings that turned to dust? I do. I was 7 years old getting ready for school when I turned on the news. My mother broke into tears, frantically calling family. Once both towers collapsed a blanket of smoke and silence covered the city. Many faced with fear and bewilderment … Continue reading
