amwriting – akervand

Long after you are gone

January 15, 2018January 19, 2019Original Work, PoetryLeave a Comment

long after you are gone

Long after you are gone,
I feel the presence
of where you used to be.

Currently, I'm a graduate student in Oklahoma but I'm always on the lookout for my next travelling destination.

After writing poetry and hiding it away for years, I decided it should see the light of day. This is a website dedicated to my ever changing creative endeavours filled with original poems, favorite poems, and the randomness in between.

In addition to poetry, I'm also a screenwriter at the beginning of her career working on a number of scripts. Although, I often spend the time I should be writing focusing on my interests in cinematography and photography. The great hope is to work in the film and television industry in the future.

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