poetry I Stick To the Wall With a Frown. {poetry} Clock in sway across the wall, apparitions mobile from void spring tall, with ease consummate and rare, traverse everywhere. Continue Reading
poetry I Like to Keep My Mind Beautiful. {poetry} Our eyes roll to the sky in unison. She likes to keep her mind beautiful. You'd believe it if you saw it. How both our eyes roll to the sky. Continue Reading
poetry The Garden’s Caregiver. {poetry} Adolescent years only filled with the garden, now tainted with its caretaker's soft, caressing hand which so loved beauty. Continue Reading
poetry A Journey of Remembering What Is Too Easy to Forget. {poetry} I have lived many lives... a girl whose voice was too loud and whose words were too sharp, who longed for the love she could not offer herself. Continue Reading
poetry Winter Solstice: What Growth Comes Next. {poetry} What beauty and growth comes next as we embrace this wild acceptance and do the challenging work on our own precious souls. Continue Reading
poetry Just Waiting to Be Something Else. {poetry} I spent a lot of time back then wandering blind through fields of ghosts. Spent a lot of time dead and just waiting to be something else. Continue Reading
poetry Things I Learned: Letter to My Could-Have-Been. {poetry} There are things that I said and shouldn't have. That I didn't say but should have. I think about all of these and what could have been. Continue Reading
poetry All We Can Do Is Hold One Another Up: Ode to Zevvy. {poetry} All we can do is hold one another up -- with our kindness, our care, our strength, our wisdom, our optimism. With whatever we have to offer. Continue Reading
poetry Kaleidoscope: We All Derive From the Same Tribe. {poetry} Day by day, I aspire to follow my own inner whisper, reminding me that no one set of beliefs fits all... how we are a diverse kaleidoscope. Continue Reading
poetry Cloak: Receive Each Other With Compassion. {poetry} But, in nights when sheets lie cold, and only ghosts trace my skin, she is the comforting cloak. Joining woven sisters through time. Continue Reading