I like a style that is reminiscent of Tolkien as well as fantasies that borrow a lot of material from preexisting fairy tales, folk legends and mythology. Besides reading other authors' poetry, I am most inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's and Grimm's Fairytales, and well-written modern fantasies. I don't follow any particular type of poetry or rules, I just write what feels right, sometimes all rhyming, sometimes only partially or internally rhyming, and sometimes not rhyming at all. I wrote over 200 poems during my time there, which sparked my love of the genre. During that time I was at a really fragile point in my life, so writing was really my only escape. A few years ago, I spent over 9 months in Karaganda, Kazakhstan where I taught EFL during the day and wrote poetry by night. I believe that the most inspiration comes from our darkest days, not the ones where we are happiest, because if we are happy, we don't have much to write about. I have always been most drawn to writing about legends, whether that's retelling them or completely re-imagining them, because there is so much mystery and potential there. I'm in love with poetry & dream to spend my days writing Steampunk fantasy, drinking tea & drawing what butterfly wings look like under a microscope. Click here to get your copy on Amazon:īuy Lëaf Ednïwinga’s book on amazon: Em: A Picture-Book FableĪrtist, dreamer, coffee addict, vagabond traveler and world's most creative adrenaline junkie. It’s a picture book for kids that I also illustrated. Hello, I am the author of an ongoing poetry collection here on Image Curve, and I recently published an eBook called “Em”. Her mind filled with thoughts, memories, dreams, Her eyes look up as the birds pass by overhead.Ī tear turns to ice as it leaves her eye, The fur around her neck stirs in a puff of chill windĮach hair covered in glistening drops of frost.
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