When it come to writing this past week, it has been
like a silent shroud. The following
stanza from one of my poems in my book, Pulse
Points of a Woman's World, sums up how my writing progressed this week.
Silence surrounds the muse
like
the murky veil
on a
smoke-stained rose
that
enfolds a city’s dawn
as the
elegant words
of
pomp and circumstance
are as
voiceless
as the
cry of a city’s neon lights.
Unfortunately, I have been under the weather with a low potassium and breathing problem. The doctor has prescribed that I take potassium, eat tomatoes, potatoes and avocados. I know bananas are also very good, but they make me nauseous. The other prescription was my favorite. She gave it to my husband to fill, and it was frequent trips to the beach. It seems that salt air really helps my breathing. So, he is planning to do that this next week, and my eldest son will stay at our house while we are gone to take care of Squiggles and the house.
Mary Forbes posted a really nice interview on her
blog this week. She has even offered to
do a review on the book. How nice! If you want to read what she posted the link
is: http://marymforbes.wordpress.com/writing/author-interviews/sylvia-l-ramsey/
.
I have another interview coming up with A.F.
Stewart. I will let you know when it is
online. I have been invited to be a guest on Julia
Widdop's television show, Seekers Journey, on the 17th. of April. That is going to be a busy week. In addition, that same week I have two
presentations.
I think I need to take that trip to the beach so I
can keep up the pace with what is going on in my life right now. I will try to take some pictures and share my
experience with you when I return home. Who
knows, I may even take my laptop to the beach and work some on my next
book. For right now, I am signing out,
stay tuned for more.
Don't forget to check out my book, Traveling
a Rocky Road with Love, Faith and Guts,
on Amazon. Any feedback is always appreciated.
You are keeping busy Sylvia! Take care of yourself and allow yourself to rest when needed. I enjoyed the poem as well. Hugs
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