An original Piece by Danielle...
Thoughts
there
is something delicate
about a moths' wing under
microscope light,
like flossing a heartbeat between
your teeth.
little moth, little moth,
I weep for you
with tears untouched by sun or hand.
trade bodies with me:
learn to speak with fingers
and I'll crawl, one-winged,
off the window sill.
about a moths' wing under
microscope light,
like flossing a heartbeat between
your teeth.
little moth, little moth,
I weep for you
with tears untouched by sun or hand.
trade bodies with me:
learn to speak with fingers
and I'll crawl, one-winged,
off the window sill.
A
Little More About Danielle…
Favorite
word- luminescent
Publications-
Previous
work can be found in Echolocation, Short and Twisted, The Laureate and Encore. Was
featured in the poetry collection, Where
but beneath the soil.
First book of poetry, Meraki, can be purchased through Amazon (click the link!)
Member of Sigma Tau Delta
(international honors English society) and was featured on a poetry panelist
during a Sigma Tau Delta English Studies Conference.
The bones that comprise the body of Danielle’s beautiful words-
I write to not only be my own moonlit voice,
but the voice of others, for someone to read one of my poems and think, “yes!,
This is me! This is how it feels!”
I love breaking the fourth wall in a
poem—gently, or sometimes more aggressively, grabbing the reader’s hand and
directly connecting with them.
My writing is greatly influenced by
Sylvia Plath; I relate to her very well.
Moon imagery is prominent as well as a strong female voice. I often write from one of the three feminine
auras I feel: One is the strong mermaid, the other a fragile girl who
represents who I was, and the other is more of a mystery. I write about my struggles with depression,
my yearning for something more, my sense of personal empowerment and emotive
experiences with love.
