Female |
January 29 1974 |
Peachtree City, GA |
I was born in Oakland, California and am half-Chinese on my mother's side, and a mix of German, Irish, English, and Cherokee Indian. Waves from My Oddest Sea is a collection of my poetry, self-published w/a POD publisher in 2004, & have a few poems were featureed in the Ezines Poetic Diversity (2004) and Contemporary Rhyme (2007). |
Poetry, mostly, although I just started a blog recently. |
Rhyming poetry is my favorite! But I also utilize alliteration, symbolism, imagery, & internal rhyme a great deal. |
I am a professional, state licensed massage therapist and I enjoy my work. I also love reading & writing poetry, dancing, cooking, traveling to new places (or daydreaming of traveling to new places). I'm all about having fun and enjoying life! |
I will read just about anything(--a good book is a good book!--)but love the Classics |
Jane Eyre, The Red Tent, Vanity Fair, Brave New World, Phantom of the Opera, East of Eden, Count of Monte Cristo, The Picture of Dorian Gray, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, Phantom (by Susan Kay), countless others. |
Amy Tan, Oscar Wilde, Shakespeare, George R. R. Martin, & Susan Kay. (While I have many favorite books, the above mentioned authors consistently wow me, & therefore I feel safe to say they are my favorites.) |
Dorothy Parker, Edgar Allan Poe, Sara Teasdale, Yeats, Keats, Byron, Roethke, Tennyson, Frost, Billy Collins, Edna St. Vincent Millay, William Blake... |
"They reckon ill who leave me out; when me they fly I am the wings."~Emerson "I can resist everything but temptation."~Wilde "You can lead a horticulture but you can't make her think."~Parker |
Loreena McKennitt, Enya, Melissa Etheridge, Leonard Cohen, Peter Gabriel, Concrete Blonde, Vivaldi, Beethoven, Eva Cassidy, Sade, Prince, David Garrett, Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds, Garbage, |
The Secret, Fried Green Tomatoes, Restoration, Dangerous Liaisons, Mansfield Park, Aliens, Boondock Saints, Chocolat, Amelie, the Anne of Green Gables Trilogy, (the original) Star Wars saga, The Red Violin, Falling Down, the Others... |