Do you have a hobby, or better yet, a profession, that you can joyfully lose yourself in for hours? The keyword here is “joyful,” as in follow your bliss. Something you enjoy […]
Creativity: The Doorway to the Soul
Shirley Sorbello
Shirley is a graduate of Rutgers University (B.A. Psychology) and Widener University (M.S.W.) She has worked in the human services field for over 25 years with both children and adults. In addition to writing, Shirley enjoys traveling and Italian music.
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Update – What I’m Working On Now
I am happy to say that I have returned to writing daily (at least for now 😊) It feels comfortable, and for the most part, the words are flowing. In 2016, I […]
Love’s Reward
I recently came across this poem I wrote in 1985 when I was cleaning out a closet today. I hope you enjoy it. “True love does not seek its own reward; its […]
I Didn’t Know
I liked you, even loved you, from afar I felt I had known you before In my mind, that cabin in the woods A cruel, ridiculing father Brown eyes filled with tears […]
A Touch of Arizona
A change in landscape can do wonders for the spirit…especially when you spend a week in Arizona. I’ve lived in New Jersey my whole life. Even though I have traveled extensively in […]
Getting It Back
This is an article that I wrote as a guest blogger for Gilda Evans in April 2014. In today’s busy world, it is easy to lose oneself…to get so caught up in […]
Pathways
After a recent trip to Cape May, NJ, I noticed that many of my favorite photos centered on this walkway from a Sunset Beach cottage to the Delaware Bay. Thinking back, […]
The Human Heart
I was recently going through some old boxes and came across a few poems that I wrote over thirty years ago. This is my favorite; I hope you like it, too. […]
December Rose
In memory of Joe As the icy breeze stripped the tattered petals from the bush, Your soul shed your tired body Leaving behind the painful experience of living. Like the December rose, […]
