Christopher Sopher is a writer, poet, songwriter, photographer, and software engineer living and creating in Phoenix, Arizona.
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Email: csopher@sopher.net
"Buttercup Eyes" comes from the real love I felt for my wife. No one can take that from her. It was a foundation of who we were. I knew she loved me because she had that daring, glowing look in her eyes every time she saw me. I used to call her Buttercup Eyes.
On November 24, 2025, at the United Center in Chicago, Paul McCartney showed everyone in the building exactly why he’s lasted more than sixty years at the top of music. It wasn’t his voice. It wasn’t the band. It wasn’t even the songs.
It was his grace.
By Christopher Sopher
Valley of the Sun Press – Good Life News
November 26, 2025
Thanksgiving Reflections from Phoenix
Thanksgiving has always been a day built around appreciation. People argue about
Whispers of the Vortex
A poem captured by a spontaneous moment,
Set at Chimney Rock, Sedona, Arizona.
By Christopher Sopher
Valley of the Sun Press – Poetry: Whispers of the Vortex
The Birth of a Poem
By Christopher Sopher
Valley of the Sun Press – Story: The Birth of a Poem
November 25, 2025
It’s a perfect Phoenix afternoon. 3 p.
Act One: The Language of My Mind
By Christopher Sopher
Valley of the Sun Press – Poetry: The Symphony of Me
Act One: The Language of My Mind
November 25, 2025
Scottsdale resident Ken Reinstein captured a stunning fiery sunrise while walking his dog, Lola — a once-in-a-lifetime moment that brought joy across the Valley. Read the uplifting story behind the photo.
Late Night Scene from Another Broken Heart
Songs of the Desert, performed by Emily Stellar
Words and Music by Christopher Sopher
℗ CosmicCrusaderMusic.com (BMI/ASCAP)
℗ Published by Christopher Sopher Media,
