Shaman: Misuse of a Word for Intensity Without Intimacy.
What if we just let the mask of the shaman drop and reveal our own true depth? And the depth of our own displacement as human beings?
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poetry
The Goddess Bath: A Self-Love Ritual.
Worship and nourish your inner goddess. Drawing a bath is the perfect way to love yourself. Make it more than a habit. Make it a ritual.
It Is Time for Us All to Tap Into Our Inner Freedom.
You can either architect 'matter' unconsciously, as most of us do most of the time, or begin to take responsibility for everything, including this virus.
She Must Be Mad. {book review}
Through the poems and prose within 'She Must Be Mad', Cox offers a very real, unfiltered, unadulterated look into growing up with bipolar disorder.
The Growing Edge of a Poet.
An editor of my college poetry journal loved this new "depth" poet. He did not realize that I was drowning, and I could barely string words together...
People Of The Fire {poetry}
Gods, like phantoms, rise up out of the fire,
created and destroyed at the whim of the people.
Longing. {poetry}
They don’t always move the same way;
sometimes, they lose each other, and
have to find their way back --
and that’s how we get this longing...
Priority Mail. {poetry}
By holding the flowers’ light for all to see, they remain steadfast to a higher priority and calling, I believe. I am one such flower vendor now.
Enter Darkness, Exit Light: Five Poems for Reading After the Reaping. {poetry}
I find that as I enter the hibernation period, I often stock up on words. Words that reflect the little light that is left as the twilight of the year arrives. Verses that remind me there is delight in dormancy and breadth in darkness.
Transformation and Rebirth: After the Storm. {poetry}
You don’t have to go through a brain injury to experience death and rebirth. Break-ups, divorces, even getting fired from a job, are like little deaths that pull the rug out from beneath us.