BOOK: A Pinch Of Nutmeg – Christine Ambrosius
A review of Christine Ambrosius’ “A Pinch of Nutmeg”
A review of Christine Ambrosius’ “A Pinch of Nutmeg”
I started this year facing up to something I have feared all my life – the word GOODBYE.
My highs & crashes are marked by my being in love. I’m beginning to wonder whether a relationship is worth the tumult. I’m peacefully single on the plateau.
The weekend draws nearer & my dread mounts. It looms the way Beast must have loomed to Beauty before she met his gentle side. There’s no workshopping ennui.
It’s the ultimate rejection of everything India thinks about dark women.
The path to healing has plateaus more than valleys & troughs. This is a suicide pact with my life as a writer.
The people at HeroPress asked me to chronicle my journey into Wordpress. It turned into a personal saga.
The first time time I read ‘The Last Chance Saloon’, I didn’t like what it did to me. Which is not to say that I didn’t like it.
I hit the gym today for my first personal training session. And it brought up a sweet memory of a college crush.
This is something I wrote at one of Rochelle’s workshops. I haven’t edited it too much and I might consider performing it. Then again, once I put it out there, I might not need to anymore. This is a delayed poem for the April 2015 A to Z Challenge. ~O~O~O~O~O~ Four…