Issue #4 Featured Artist: Hokule’a Ganiron

Born and raised on the island of Oahu, Hokule’a is proud to call this sacred land in the Pacific, her home. Her earliest memories are filled with being drawn to spirituality, exploring creative arts, and finding expression through movement. She studied ballet, contemporary jazz, and hip hop for fifteen years under the direction of Marcelo Pacleb. She currently teaches yoga at Power Yoga Hawaii and is a Display Coordinator for Anthropologie.

Featured ArtistsMeljun PicardalMarch 1, 2020Hoku Ganiron, Sawabona, poetry, poet, poem, faith, denial, change, pioneering, I see you, sincerity, transformation, see, church, I Am, March Issue, Hokule'a Ganiron, issue 4 Comments

Beach Musings and the Poetry of Marriage

This is my new life, recently moved from Indiana to Florida. I set up my beach chair near the water’s edge. There is an old Amish quote, Sometimes I just “sits.” This is what I do. Seated in my chair, writing pad at hand, I observe. I muse. There is something in doing nothing. The body is very still. But the mind? The mind soars. Maybe.

LiteratureMeljun PicardalNovember 25, 2019Bonnie, Schultz, blogs, poetry, Bonnie Schultz Comments

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