Cendrine Marrouat
Bio
Artist⎜Multi-genre Author⎜Co-founder of Auroras & Blossoms / PoArtMo⎜(Co-)creator: flashku / kindku / pareiku / reminigram / sixku / vardhaku⎜Podcaster
Website: https://creativeramblings.com
Stories (55/0)
My Photography: Tree Reflections
In Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, we had a very long winter. It snowed so much (more than 2 meters / 78 inches, compared to the average 1.2 or 1.3 metres / 47 or 51 inches that we usually get), that it is considered the second or third snowiest winter on record!
By Cendrine Marrouatabout 13 hours ago in Wander
Just Because Something Is Online…
As a general matter, copyright infringement occurs when a copyrighted work is reproduced, distributed, performed, publicly displayed, or made into a derivative work without the permission of the copyright owner. — U.S. Copyright Office
By Cendrine Marrouat3 days ago in Journal
The Magic of Old Images (Part 2)
Welcome to part 2 of The Magic of Old Images! (You can check out part 1 here.) The Magic of Old Images is a new series that introduces modern audiences to what I consider the most beautiful early photos ever taken. The period I chose to focus on spans about a century, from the mid-1800s to mid-1900s.
By Cendrine Marrouat5 days ago in Photography
Sepigram: If
I wrote today's poem in response to Christine Graves' prompt: "Magic Moments". If If hands could dance like butterflies in space and hearts could sing for all people to hear if we were meant to be something different and share our laughter in any other ways, would ------------- we notice the unique, deeper shades of life, heed the peerless sound wave of love? Would we feel that we matter more than now or just let go of our made-up fears? ------------- Were we different, we would just dance.
By Cendrine Marrouat14 days ago in Poets
Vardhaku: Earth
In a recent post, I mentioned the Promptly Written publication, as well as its writing challenges on Medium. At the beginning of this year, Christine Graves, a member of the PW editorial team, asked us to write poems inspired by the following concept: "The first sunset after a winter freeze."
By Cendrine Marrouat18 days ago in Poets
Words That We Should Use Again
I started reading classic literature in English in high school. That year, most of the students in my class gave the teacher we had a very hard time; they had no interest in learning anything. So, when I approached him to discuss my dream of becoming an English major, he was ecstatic. He gave me a box full of books from classic authors, so I could prepare myself for my first year at university.
By Cendrine Marrouat20 days ago in Education
