Tamsin Rothschild is a Creative Artist, expressing primarily as a poet, performer and theatre director, with a refreshing enthusiasm and love of life. Through her work she captures the multidimensionality of human expression and her brightness brings a warmth and authenticity.
It is like I am holding a living, breathing, panting puppy in my arms while it struggles to break free and scamper enthusiastically across the room and then someone telling me this puppy is dead...
Having just published my first book of poetry and am bursting with still more poetry...
in case you weren't sure it is time to go i would say thank you but it is kind of hard It is easier just to say goodbye 28 years of....well let's just say, it is enough
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Posted March 30, 2008
| 08:52 PM (EST)
I thought the Olympic Games were about Running and Swimming and Triple Jump and Ah! Gymnastics Not about people dying in Africa And religious bigotry And corporate sponsorship And Hollywood opinions
What happened to this world? What is happening to...
After I was diagnosed with hypothyroidism my doctor prescribed a Thyroid medication that, amongst many wonderful benefits, promised to balance out my emotional state. I was looking forward to it, having reading that "extreme cases of untreated thyroid disease have resulted in suicide." I could relate. I consider myself a...
They did not know it would be so busy and bright. They thought that they had enough. They thought the power of the people. Would be enough to power the land.
This power had brought them peace. This power had brought them reconciliation.
Michael, Kurt, River, Owen and Heath What were they doing? Alone in a moment when no one was watching. How could they get themselves into these messes? Suicide? OD? Tragic twist of circumstances?
Preface: I am not sure if I need to explain or justify my style of poetry. Once a critic asked me if I was offended by him labeling my poetry as 'accessible. ' I laughed and loved it. I write to be heard. If I stumble upon some clever literary...
7 Comments | Posted December 14, 2009 | 01:09 PM (EST)