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"An Ode to the Moon and the Sea" a poem by me If you'd like to see more poetry and prose content, let me know in the comments below. :) If you enjoyed this v...

my third video is up now. A poem titled “An Ode to the Moon & the Sea”

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Hi, friends! ⭐️ I WROTE MY FIRST BOOK! 📖🖌 The Arwyn Mysteries: A Murder in Lark’s Drift is now on PRESALE via Amazon Kindle 🌝

If you love cozy mysteries and/or reading, you can preorder your copy HERE!

I’ve been so excited to share this with you all! (For those wondering, my pen name is Brynn Cassel 🖋✨) 🌱

Set in the English countryside, “A Murder in Lark’s Drift” is the 1st story in my cozy mystery series, “The Arwyn Mysteries.” It’s a novella, meaning it will be a bit shorter than an average novel, so it’ll be a light, fun, murder mystery read! And more adventures with Arwyn are to come.💫

a MASSIVE thank you to the gobsmackingly talented Briana Jackson, who designed my book cover. You’re a star.

I’ll be posting lots more in the next week and a half to share snippets of the book and to tell you more about it ✨ If you have any questions or thoughts, feel free to message me! 🌚💕 xx B

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“A woman will return, looking for the girl she was.”

— Louise Glück, from The Complete Poems of L. G.: 1962-2012; “Landscape,”

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…I was in that wretched mood wherein one loses all courage, yet does not fall into dull indifference — rather, which is much worse, thinks a great deal too much about one’s-self, and rages uncontrollably.

Fyodor Dostoevsky, from a letter to Mikhail Dostoevsky, written c. February 1845 (via violentwavesofemotion)