She tends to speak in riddled rhymes that wind in unexpected, peculiar ways.
Tag: Creative
The Writer's Dilemma
To anyone who has ever struggled to create something meaningful, It's to you with whom I address this very short letter. I write this as I come closer to the year anniversary of when I started my current (first, and only) novel. Over 24,000 words later, I still find myself plugging away, creating a story … Continue reading The Writer's Dilemma
Black and White
As much as my love for color in image remains steadfast, there is something about black and white photography that just grabs its viewer. Here are some shots I experimented with both color and focus.
Introspect
It's the way you, everything. You could not begin to know.
Pathway
Disconnect. In the way your words don't quite reach me, or know me for everything I am. Memories both calm and chill me, clues of what may come and all that will never be. I question you. I question everything hidden beyond this path I'm expected to lead.
Image
Real Her
She could only imagine, from that brief (so fragile) window in time, where it would all finally take her. Juxtaposed between two existences--though one more "real" than the other--the question still remained, lingering behind soft brown eyes: Who was she?
Why Photography?
In our digital age where we are empowered to discover just about anything we could possibly imagine with just a few taps from our fingertips, why photography? For me, there's something about the experience of waiting for the image to come to me. If you watch very closely, mind open and ready, you will capture … Continue reading Why Photography?
Welcome Poetry Month!
This morning as I prepared my classroom for the day, delighted in my coffee and pretzel croissant (yes, they're making those now), I suddenly realized: it's poetry month! Those of us in the teaching community, especially the lower grades, love taking this opportunity to celebrate with something called "Poem in Your Pocket." The simple gist is encouraging … Continue reading Welcome Poetry Month!
Rachael K. Hannah 