Photo From Left: Bergquist, Agee, Brinckman, Trapani, Weddle; Photo by Jennifer Christian Just behind Obrigado Restaurant on Church Avenue, one of Louisa’s historic homes has been transformed into a new collaborative art space, thanks to the vision of Yvonne Agee, the well-known artist behind Turn Up the Color. The Avenue ArtHouse, which officially opened in October, invites art lovers of …
Unveil 2024 Art Showcases Artists and Writers at Lake Anna
Art heals the soul, and Lake Anna is home to an incredibly creative and talented art community. That’s why The Breeze is excited to showcase some of that talent through this new annual program: Unveil. This special edition highlights the work of local writers, artists, and photographers of all ages, celebrating their creativity across multiple mediums. For the first issue …
” Glass in All the Windows” a Poem by Jennifer Christian
I envision a future of peace and of calm.A future with children and grandchildren for balm.A future in a little house at a bend in a creekWith glass in all the windows for me to keep. I see the glass.It’s colored and stained,With images of acheand sorrow,But also of beauty and life sustained. The details of memories enhance the design.Stories …
“Bluewater Cove” a Poem by Sharon Williammee-Wallingsford (1999)
A strong Spring breeze rustles tall oak trees fora peaceful sound.Noble wildflowers of meadow Violets and proudBluets abound.Under cover of the forest leaves a small blackand orange lizard can be found.All the while, the curious gray squirrel leaps andprances around.As one wizard crow provides a fancy show onthe ground. The yellow Monarch butterflies casually drift near our cabin door.A haunting …
“Since You’ve Been Gone” a Poem by Melissa Smith
Dear Grandmother,Since you’ve been gone,I fell in lovefor the very first time.It was safe and warm,a daring adventure. aI broke my own heart.But slowly stitched it back together. Although the sewing kitwasn’t useful,a hint of your perfumeon my sweater or pillowwas just enough to keepme tethered to Earth. I forgot to tune out thebackground noiseand thus,found myselfa bit lost. I …
Excerpt of “Raven’s Fall” a Historical Fantasy Novel by Christian Renwick
…Airne’s eyes burst open, yet darkness was all he could see. The glimmering candles set aside his bedpost, once so vibrant with life, were reduced to mere puddles of wax, molten from the wick’s radiant heat. Propped up onto his forearms, he scanned the darkness, searching…for something. From his dreams, a sense of impending dread invaded his thoughts and tore …