A poem by Amanda Andrews explaining the small action phoenix moss activates to stay grounded in it's natural environment in comparison in little actions that we all make which give us grounding. It is these little moments that hold our lives together and allow us to experience bigger moments. Many thanks goes out to the team at Phylum Press for honouring me and my poem in such a wonderful way. Find their link below and be sure to give them the love and appreciation they dese

A poem by Amanda Andrews exploring the scientific brilliance of how phoenix moss grows and thrives much like a phoenix submerging from ash. Many thanks goes out to the team at Phylum Press for honouring me and my poem in such a wonderful way. Find their link below and be sure to give them the love and appreciation they deserve!

" What if when I didn’t meet expectations, I changed the expectations " by Amanda Andrews critiques the importance of expectations and the illusion of perfection by exploring the idea of shifting expectations into one's own abilities and goals. Many, many thanks to the team at Cloud Gazer. Be sure to give them endless praise, you can find them here:

Available on both Amazon and Kindle, " Ikusei: A Carefully Curated Anthology of Haikus by Various Authors" dives into the exquisite...

" If I could turn back time " by Amanda Andrews is a poetic reflection of childhood struggles. Special thanks to the team at Balestra...

" Will you outwait my anticipation " by Amanda Andrews critiques the role of women within the current time through the comparison of...

This poem was inspired by Chinese-American geographer Yi-fu Tuan and his book " Topophilia: A Study of Environmental Perception,...

This poem was inspired by Chinese-American geographer Yi-fu Tuan and his book " Topophilia: A Study of Environmental Perception,...

" Pages to inspire " by Amanda Andrews reflects on the poet's own experience of loss and inspiration from a self-made book left behind...

In a time where it's so important to be mindful of our negative impact on the environment, we are also blessed to live in a place where...

" The beautiful tragedy of a flower in a cracked, glass vase " by Amanda Andrews reflects on the heavy burn of loss, death and grief. Despite that however, there is peace in knowing that memories remain even when life doesn't. Love lingers when bodies don't. Many thanks goes out to the team at The Poetry Lighthouse for choosing my piece of fiction. Find their link below and be sure to give them the love and appreciation they deserve!

" Glorified Gumbo " by Amanda Andrews reflects on the loss of her mother and how her mother's image has been protected by her father and realizes what kind of sacrifice that costed. Many thanks goes out to the team at The Poetry Lighthouse for choosing my piece of fiction. Find their link below and be sure to give them the love and appreciation they deserve!

A poem on motherhood from the perspective of two six-year-old sisters who were about to lose their own mother unexpectedly, but maybe,...

A poem about the magnificence of weeping moss and it's importance within aqua-centric microbiomes and all the little shrimp that depend...

" Of Questionable Qualities " is a poem that plays with both form and the meaning of words, exploring the speaker's journey as she...

This poem was inspired by Chinese-American geographer Yi-fu Tuan and his book " Topophilia: A Study of Environmental Perception,...