Isabelle Palerma has been writing and creating for as long as she could hold a pencil in her hand. Before that, the author dictated stories to her mother.
Words have the power of enchanting us and casting a magic spell on even the most cynical. They can transform the mundane into extraordinary.
This is where she muddles through the strangeness and create beauty.
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Resources to assist those who might be experiencing or have experienced the effects of domestic violence.
A flame was never meant to extinguish this abruptly.Starved of oxygen, your origami letters became ash in a mouth that bled (for too many years). I would say goodbye, but the word is a branding iron razed against a smoldering tongue. Forgiveness never came easily for the dead.Graveyards are full of grudges and barely concealed … Continue reading A Poem from Those Left Behind
Trigger Warning: This post is about sexual abuse and domestic violence. If these topics upset you or you don’t feel comfortable reading about these topics, please do not continue. Things moved very quickly; I didn’t know how real love worked, so, even though there was an uneasy feeling in the pit of my stomach, I … Continue reading October: Domestic Violence Awareness Month – Part III
I will be postponing my series for Spooky Sundays and only the scheduled posts about domestic violence awareness will be posted. Yesterday, I lost someone who was like a father to me. I’m still processing the loss. I’m going to take a break from my blog and social media for the time being. I’ll write … Continue reading Grieving
