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Spring has sprung and today is World Poetry Day. Here’s what I wrote for the occasion:
Lately, my stories on Medium haven’t been doing too well. I wrote 28 in February, way more than usual, but it was one of my lowest earning months ever. I may shift to spending more time on longer-term projects. You never know when a platform will just disappear and take all your stuff along with it!
So here is a little of what I’ve been writing lately. The “Topophilia” essay won a prize in a love stories contest. I hope you enjoy reading these.
Poetry
Sonnet from a Parent to an Adult Child
Dreaming of Spring: Three Haiku Poems
History
15 Fascinating Facts About White House Weddings
Poet to Poet: How the Brownings Fell in Love by Writing Letters
Film
This Classic Film is the Most Romantic Movie You’ve Probably Never Seen
Essay
Topophilia: The Curse of Growing Up in the Perfect Hometown
Thanks for your support. It means the world to me.
Cheers,
Denise
The Winds of March
I’ve enjoyed all your writings. Shalom aleichem.
Topofilia was a nice read. It made me wish I had that feeling. Instead, I have topophobia. I have absolutely mo desire to return to my childhood home or relive its memories.