I was born in Tunbridge Wells in 1973 and I've been Disgusted ever since.
I've been living in Sheffield, Yorkshire, England since 2001, when I met my ex-husband. I now live with my son and my mother has also moved in with us recently. The heads of the household are our two cats, Sarah and Scamps.
I write. I make pictures. I won't call myself an artist, because 99% of the things I create aren't art. But I keep trying, searching to make something meaningful. I love music but have no talent for it myself. I work full time, so the pursuit of art happens when I have time for it.
Between 2004 and 2009 I was a coordinator, then a moderator and then a site admin at Renderosity. External circumstances forced me to resign that position in late 2009, but I remain a Marketplace tester.
You can also visit my personal website, Forgotten Worlds and check out all my freebies there. That's about it. You can also read my blog but be warned, I swear like a dockworker ;-)
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Comments (15)
dphoadley
Nothing an UZI couldn't fix, or a bit of C4. Why does this pic remind me of the blue rectangle that auctioned for $2,000,000.00. ;=D Keep on Truckin'! David P. Hoadley
TheAnimaGemini
Lovely poem.
eternalwytch1
Powerful voice sweetie.
kalon
Very, very well written, I agree with eternalwytch1, powerful voice indeed.
bogart137
The way youd put it, all of our inner voices felt honoured. Thanks !!!
ArtPearl
I dont often feel out of words, but that's my reaction to your poem and image. Amazing how a message across distances in space and time can be so touching. My respect and gratitude to child and adult.
Tiari
very nice
svdl
Straight between the eyes. Powerful poem!
zfigure7
Tis these locked doors, pensive moods, mixed and ready to sooth....:)
Valerie-Ducom
So beautiful words ! :)
Finister
"Was waiting there, lips curled as if to mock; watching despair cast hooks into my heart" That's fantastic wording!
Titia_2
A cry from the heart...I listen and understand... For this there are no words of comfort...only loving thoughts...
bantha
It is amazing how easy power is misused. I am a father myself, and was just about to repeat the mistakes my parents made as, with the help of many people in my surrounding, I realized that I was about to misuse my power. I really was shocked about myself when I realized it. Dealing with children rarely is easy. They are not clay to be formed, but little personalities which have to be dealt with, accordingly. Your poem made me remember this. And I am really thankfull that I did not became the father like in your poem. Thank you for those words.
originalkitten
Very profound. Superb writing.
akulla
Realism is high, and the composure really works well to convey the theme. Very convinceing and captivating, the movement of the poem flows through the heart and embodies the idea you are trying to convy. After all poetry is the expression of the heart, and here your expressions have touched my heart. Best regards.