consumed
written by: Rochelle Foles
@shellilouwho
sitting
in the quagmire of her self contempt
a flame ignites beneath
the blackened caldron
like
a frog
set to cook in a pot of tepid water
she
was clueless
she was being devoured
from the inside out
Rochelle began writing at the age of twelve. Encouraged by her local librarian, she cut her poetic teeth on ee cummings, T.S. Eliot, Walt Whitman and Elizabeth Barrett Browning, all of whom continue to influence her writing today.
She is a logophile and her playful attitude towards words can often be seen in her writing through her use of fonts, space, spelling and design.
She considers it a privilege to be read and to be an active contributor to Spillwords.
She is a logophile and her playful attitude towards words can often be seen in her writing through her use of fonts, space, spelling and design.
She considers it a privilege to be read and to be an active contributor to Spillwords.
Latest posts by Rochelle Foles (see all)
- Grandad’s Arms - June 19, 2020
- Consumed - April 18, 2019
- Spotlight On Writers – Rochelle Foles - March 2, 2019
