Don’t ever forget how much story you come from, how many more messages you have to share, and how much love you deserve to express. Tell. Your. Life ✨

I write for my pain to breathe. #healingjourney #writing #poetry #writesky #survivor

Responding to a writing prompt from Thistle & Thread. Every sentence had to begin with “we used to”. #writingprompt #writesky #poetry #nostalgia

What I’ve learned: you don’t need a single genre to have a voice. You need a reason to return to the page. Mine has been survival, memory, and leaving something behind that tells the truth. #WritingAsSurvival #CrossGenre

This year surprised me. I wrote 38 pieces across poetry, essays, op-eds, fiction, and children’s work. Four published so far, which still doesn’t quite feel real. I didn’t start with a plan. I just wrote the next thing. Sharing this in case it helps someone else keep going. #keepwriting

cozy is a feeling, not a place

#writing #writesky

Children’s literature hides its rigor inside mischief. Adult literature hides its mischief inside rigor.

Work included in Black Is Magazine, inaugural print issue.

“The Trust-O-Meter” appears in the current issue of Nimblewitlit. Writing under Genesis Pearl. epistemiclit.com/nimblewitlit...

From Comfort, in the Quiet Hours. Appears in Cozy: A Four Tulips Anthology.

I’m interested in the moment right before language decides what it’s allowed to say.

And here’s Genesis’ piece in our issue, The Trust-O-Meter: epistemiclit.com/nimblewitlit...

Sharing a cozy poem by Issue 2 contributor Jessica Edmonds (Genesis Pearl) - Comfort, in the Quiet Hours won the cozy contest at Four Tulips: www.fourtulips.com/archives/com...