“We die, That may be the meaning of life. But we do language. That may be the measure of our lives.”

— Toni Morrison

I am that I am.

I am that I am.

The Soul Behind the Pen

A writer that puts pen to paper with my heart’s blood dripping in every ink blot. I have been a wayward student, a struggling woman, a dutiful teacher, an ordinary employee, a heartbroken wanderer, a blissful lover, and so much more. It is these moments of being, of becoming and unbecoming, that truly make me captivating as a writer.

Large mature trees with thick branches and green leaves, sunlight shining through the canopy, grass, and a paved path in a park.
Close-up portrait of a person with glasses, green hoodie, and beaded bracelets, looking to the side with a clear sky in the background.

Romanticizing life one soliloquy at a time …

A woman with dreadlocks, wearing a white T-shirt and a floral skirt, standing in a green forest, with her arms raised above her head.
A park scene at sunset with flowering trees and a sunset sky with clouds.
Young woman with dreadlocks wearing large hoop earrings, sitting outdoors in sunlight filtering through trees, with bokeh background.
A large tree with hanging moss in a park on a sunny day, with a green grassy area, a bench, and trees in the background.