Epistle: On Rekindling a Sense of Awe
hear the sigh,beholder of beauty!something not-quite of spring has sprung,even when crocus lies dormant.beAm of light—a fleeting sunlight.though heart is eager ...
Author: Khaya Ronkainen
Khaya Ronkainen writes poetry, creative nonfiction and fiction. This blog explores all things writing and living, aka personal history, cross-cultural experiences, nature, language, and the many ways people carry home within and across borders.
A Way of Looking at Love
1. February’s redeeming quality is not the expensive love flying off the shelves. But Mother Nature as she stands poised, and landscape spellbound by the love s...
Musings Inspired by a Dead Poet’s Livelihood
The trajectory of poets interests me. Poetry has evolved over the centuries. But are poets better off today financially than their 19th century counterparts, fo...