I originally started blogging at fantasticmetastaticme.wordpress.com, because I wanted a place to write about my experience of living with metastatic breast cancer. I started fmmewritespoems specifically to take part in NaPoWriMo a few years ago. I discovered that writing poetry and flash fiction was much more fun and significantly more satisfying than writing about cancer (that’s just me – I found that once I’d said “Oh, I have cancer and it’s spread…” there wasn’t a whole lot more to say.
So this is now my main blog, and you are very welcome here.
Sarah writes poems 
Sarah, can you drop me an email on brudberg@gmail.com
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Dear Sarah,
I notice you are sarahsouthwest. Is that the south west of England, by any chance? I live in South Devon, and I would love to meet up. My email, if you want to get in touch, is pennygadd51@gmail.com
With best wishes
Penny
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Would you be interested in taking part in a series of interviews with poets and flash fiction writers that I will put on my WordPress, Twitter and Facebook accounts? It can take the form of either a list of questions you can take away and complete, then email back to me or a more fluid conversation via messenger or email. Your choice.
https://thewombwellrainbow.com/
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Why not? Sounds interesting.
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Which option would you prefer?
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An email conversation might be interesting. My email address is readingindevon@googlemail.com
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Are you available tomorrow afternoon?
Sleep for me, now
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Yes, tomorrow afternoon should be fine. Looking forward to it. Earlier is probably
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Earlier afternoon is probably better. Sleep well.
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Sarah, if you email me at wildwomantwo@gmail.com, I can send you the direct link to Wild Writing…I cant seem to do it outside of email……..she also has a facebook group, closed, for those taking part, and I have been reading some GREAT stuff.
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Sarah, I love this poem! The rook goes through a process of elimination before deciding that the human is of no interest. Humans operate in much the same way. Love the metaphor and the rhythm of the two-word lines. All the best, Cheryl
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Thank you, Cheryl. Yes, I think rooks are smart enough to work us out.
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What a journey Sarah. Writing certainly seems to have served you well… and you’ve served the art and your readers exceptionally well in return. I’m so glad you took a moment to comment on my blog, and opened the door for me to discover yours!
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Well, thank you. I have been blown away by your comments!
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