by Jocosa Wade | Sep 28, 2019 | Inspiration, Writers life
A picture sits in the window above my writing desk, displayed in a glass frame of pressed wildflowers— my favorite. It’s of a little girl whose white blonde hair makes me think of Ice Palaces, Snow Queens and Magic. Her full-wattage smile— a celebration of how...
by Jocosa Wade | Sep 28, 2019 | Writing Practice
He stands in the back of the roomA veteran of warA monument of knowledgeMy teacher. We must not look upon his faceNothing is written thereWe face front alwaysEven when answering questions. His voice is unexpected baitFor our seventh grade mindsWe do not...
by Jocosa Wade | Sep 28, 2019 | Writing Practice
My first short story, written at the age of seven with all its glorious bad grammar and spelling. Charlotte Jahn lives with her old Aunt Henrietta in a worn-down old mansion. Charlotte’s aunt is a kind old lady who loves children. She is about in her seventies and...