Maria Angeline Pennacchi
Maria Angeline Pennacchi is a proud Mom, nature lover and life-long New Jersey resident. Her favorite place to think and write is on a bench beside the Delaware River. Previous pieces accepted for publication include "Empty Heart" (Humans of the World), "Bench" and “Ghost of Me” (Wingless Dreamer Publisher), "Call Me Wildflower" and "Healing of a Heart Discarded" (Wilderness House Literary Review).
Season of Healing
Like QuicksandOne would think seeing red flags in a relationship would make a logical, intelligent person walk away. But in the mirage, sweet temporary moments and beautiful, empty promises keep a sensitive, people-pleasing, empathetic soul hanging on. One begins to romanticize the situation, seeing the red flags as something to be fixed with patience and extra love. Feeling the “right” thing to do is prove unwavering love, loyalty and strength to ultimately win the prize of earning reciprocation.
Novel Chapter
Season of Healing
Five Years GoneWriting saved her.
Words strung together, forming a lifeline to pull her from the deepest, darkest, swirling waters of heartbreak and despair.
Phrases came to her, as if divinely inspired during moments of trying her best to think of anything but the confusing sting of betrayal.
Words strung together, forming a lifeline to pull her from the deepest, darkest, swirling waters of heartbreak and despair.
Phrases came to her, as if divinely inspired during moments of trying her best to think of anything but the confusing sting of betrayal.
Novel Excerpts
Issue 95, May 2025
Maria Angeline Pennacchi
Maria Angeline Pennacchi is a proud Mom, nature lover and life-long New Jersey resident. Her favorite place to think and write is on a bench beside the Delaware River. Previous pieces accepted for publication include "Empty Heart" (Humans of the World), "Bench" and “Ghost of Me” (Wingless Dreamer Publisher), "Call Me Wildflower" and "Healing of a Heart Discarded" (Wilderness House Literary Review).
Season of Healing
Like QuicksandOne would think seeing red flags in a relationship would make a logical, intelligent person walk away. But in the mirage, sweet temporary moments and beautiful, empty promises keep a sensitive, people-pleasing, empathetic soul hanging on. One begins to romanticize the situation, seeing the red flags as something to be fixed with patience and extra love. Feeling the “right” thing to do is prove unwavering love, loyalty and strength to ultimately win the prize of earning reciprocation.
Novel Chapter
Season of Healing
Five Years GoneWriting saved her.
Words strung together, forming a lifeline to pull her from the deepest, darkest, swirling waters of heartbreak and despair.
Phrases came to her, as if divinely inspired during moments of trying her best to think of anything but the confusing sting of betrayal.
Words strung together, forming a lifeline to pull her from the deepest, darkest, swirling waters of heartbreak and despair.
Phrases came to her, as if divinely inspired during moments of trying her best to think of anything but the confusing sting of betrayal.
Novel Excerpts
Issue 95, May 2025