acceptance
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Beyond Judgement
Before you know someone, you must first know and forgive yourself. Then you shall be blessed to know another. And when you do, you forgive.
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The Invitation
The Invitation is a raw, reflective journey through wounds, self-protection, and the quiet courage to forgive. It moves from shadow to light, ending in a gentle surrender to both life and death. This poem is a call to rise, to remember, and to love the self fully—flaws, gifts, and all.
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Dancing With the Universe
Embark on a cosmic journey with “Dancing With the Universe,” a poem that invites readers to embrace life’s grand dance. This verse explores the transformative power of fully engaging with existence, likening life to a wild, starry-clad dancer. Through vivid celestial imagery and the metaphor of dance, the poem encourages readers to trust in life’s…
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Death Opens Doors
Explore a transformative perspective on mortality with “Death Opens Doors,” a poem that reframes death as a gateway to new experiences. This verse portrays death not as an end, but as a welcoming host ushering us into a new phase of existence. Through vivid imagery and philosophical musings, the poem invites readers to contemplate the…
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Already, Always
Discover the empowering message of “Already, Always,” a poem that unveils the inherent potential within each of us. This verse illuminates the idea that our true selves and deepest aspirations are not distant goals, but present realities waiting to be recognized. Through natural metaphors and affirming repetition, the poem encourages readers to embrace their innate…
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Footprints Erased
Memories like candles.They burn,cry hot wax tears,then leave a monument.All while shining a light,on what you chooseand how you choose,to see. I can count many taleson my hand,and many woundson my arms.I lay every nighton a pillowof flame and tears. I drown inside my head andbreak into pieces of kintsugiinside my heart. I try to…
