Eloquence: Rhythm & Renaissance merges diverse topics and approaches from the appreciation of childbirth to undying affection despite the loss of a loved one. This poetry and short story collection encourages appreciation for the artistry in nature, ourselves, others, our culture and our blessings.

The poem Eloquence sets the tone. Artistry and creativity are protrayed in the feminine sense due to art's comfort, beauty, range of styles and the way it captures and engages the emotions.

Gratitude and praise were unto the child as sustenance
She flourished
Moving with the ease of grace and bravery
Aroused their wonder
When she breathed, possibilities emerged
Her presence felt as laughter’s lingering satisfaction

Envision a grand flourish, a robust flair
The arching path of a vibrant soul
A ribbon from a sky maiden’s hair
Clear bright night, creating a moonbow

The poem Some Dreams Seem So Real warns us of the need to listen to and protect Mother Earth.

The poem Motherly acknowledges the dynamics of change: “I feel the resilient strength of our bond/Though we are changing, maturing.”

The poem I Won't Hurt You In A Way That I Know Will is an ode to Princess Diana and any woman that is important to us and that we admire and love. It warns of excessiveness.

I promise I won’t clip your colorful wings
Or cheapen you with manmade things
Or limit the singing, urging spirit
Or bid you whisper so only I can hear it.
Instead, I pray you, scream and shout life!
Dream and live out life!
Bring out and become life!
Hold nothing back!