A Constant Poet Tasting The Void I expell words That fill those Places like birds Birthed by This void We writhe In & thrive As syllables Wriggle themselves Like worms Down my hide I am an Intangible vapor Rising in The moments That taper While I strive To remain wild Ever the weaver Of my Lexicon So reviled I the deceiver In bile am Soaked To the bone So Hello to ye I am Ever the one Who bestows wit Where none bleeds Known keenly as A Constant Poet So please Won't you Come in & Flutter yourself Down Around my pen Like bees Plummeting To their knees & Breath Deeply these Columns that Breath sweetly This breeze As I sit Sipping The sea Now Good evening To thee

Hello my name is Corinna A. Rose. I was born in Missoula, MT in 1974. I am married and a mother of three children. As a young teen living in Arizona I had a hard time expressing myself so I took to writing as a way to release my emotions, I was fourteen when I wrote my first poem. As I grew older, I continued to express myself through poetry and then something deepened in me and I started writing short stories as an even better way of expressing what was hidden inside. Today at the age of forty, my favorite poets are still Edgar Allen Poe and William Blake. I never shared any of my writings until my first book, Endless Love, was published in 2005 although I have not published or shared anything of my writings since then, until now. In my spare time I am a crafter making handcrafted items and taking them to the local craft bazaars but my favorite past time of all is sitting on the couch with my children, watching a movie and eating popcorn because: "Life in all it's forms is a precious gift."

I am used like a crowbar, eaten like an apple, torn into pieces, and mended with stitches that are prone to tearing.

Pretty much my life is full of fandom, chaos, writing, singing, dancing, some stability, romance, sex, love, fun, roleplaying, cosplaying and adventure. most my poetry is about the past some of the present. A few are whet I hope of my future. Most is about misery for it's what I've experience most but I am attempting to change it.