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Marionetta on a String, My Ode to Poe, National Poetry Day
Today is National Poetry Day. My neighbor is a High SchoolEnglish teacher and told me. This morning I was reading works from my favorite author, Edgar Allen Poe. So, I decided to write a Poe-esk poem and re-write it in … Continue reading →
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