Misha Collins Reading Meet Me at Midnight

I love actor Misha Collins! I'm so excited that he read one of my short poems for all of his Snapchat fans. He's a talented actor, currently starring on the TV show Supernaturals. He is also a poet who has an appreciation for words, reading poetry to his fans on his social media accounts. He cares deeply about others and devotes a lot of time to charity work, helping people from around the world. You can visit RandomActs.org and Gishwhes.com to find out more about how you can help him with his charity work.

Misha's audio was off so the first line of the poem is missing, but the rest is there!

Meet me at midnight
in the forest of my dreams.
We'll make a fire
and count the stars
that shimmer above the trees.

~Christy Ann Martine

Eternity

Thank you to The Dark Muse for adding my Eternity poem to this romantic photo.

The Spark of Adoration Poem - Her Red Hair Burns Like the Rays of the Sun

I wrote the Spark of Adoration poem for my daughter Sarah (she is the girl with the long, beautiful red hair featured in the photo below). The typed version of the poem is available in my Etsy Shop (the link is at the top of the blog). I also offer typed versions that switch blue eyes, with brown or green eyes for the redheads who don't have blue eyes.

The wonderful thing about the Spark of Adoration poem is that even though it's about love and beauty it isn't just for romantic couples. I've had men purchase the poem on Etsy to give to their girlfriend and wives but I've also had mothers and daughters buy the poem for one another and friends who purchase it as a gift for their favorite redheaded friend. Best of all I've had redheads who buy the poem for themselves!

Feel free to share this poem with your favorite redhead, as long as my name is included with the poem I don't mind you sharing!

The Girl On Fire Poem

The girl on fire poem tells the story of a young couple falling in love. The beautiful girl is independant and nearly unattainable, but the dark haired boy swoops in to capture her heart.


The raven-haired boy
swooped down to admire
the girl on fire,
he reached for her as
she danced in the flames,
singeing his wings on desire.
She gave him her hand and
he took her to new heights
where she burned
as bright as the stars.

~ Christy Ann Martine


If you like this poem please feel free to share it on your favorite social media account. I don't mind you sharing as long as you include my name with the poem. If you would like me to see what you've posted please include #christyannmartine so I can find you. Thank you!