Poem
Service By Kristi Kirby
Out in the Open Courage burning Again Exposing the Hostess One scale The character is Revealed In the spirit of Truth Directing the Role In her heart, mind, and Soul We are people Worthy to Defend Fruits of faith Real value We are all Good works Of heaven Bringing our peace and Joy To every…
Read MoreCourse By Kristi Kirby
Eyes of a Savior Staring at the Door Never failing Left now Turn forward Right estimate Clad the armor Personal interest Pointing at the Woman Tearing at her Soul Spirit lifting She just has one Desire Spirals and whirls The melody sweeping A simple pleasure Union In divinity A working love Joy in Deep water…
Read MoreSitting by Jen Curry
Paddles in hand. Rowing against the wind. Getting nowhere. Frustrated, I sit. Seagulls fly above. Embracing nothing. The boat sways. Rocking me into balance. As white caps crash against the sacred bow. Turning us back with a smack. Trying to catch our wings that lift off. as oarlocks release the yielding craft. Calming the waters…
Read MoreTHE LAST CHRISTMAS PRESENT YOU EVER GAVE TO ME by karen marie christa minns
Janie picked up the paperweight, the one you gave me, last Christmas. She said it was the most beautiful thing in the room. She cupped it like an egg in her palm, turning her face away, when I spoke of you. No one had ever given me such a gift! The Night Sky, caught in…
Read MoreI’ve met my Waterloo By Fiona Goodwin
I’ve met my Waterloo With its thick walls And roaring fire And only the careful drivers get through Because the cars are parked Pointing in both directions On both sides of the narrow street. My sugarless tea with British water And milk from British cows Tastes sweet Gazing from my bed at the cloud filled…
Read MoreWHEN THE MUSE RETURNS FROM SABBATICAL karen marie christa minns
She comes to me in the quiet, So often in my morning bed; When tears have dried in the bright silence, and dreams have fled. Windows open, doors locked tight, Against intruding shadows sometimes even, against the Light. She isn’t gentle. She isn’t kind. She’s there to prod me; to remind: I called her back.…
Read MoreSurvive Into Thrive By Beth Haist
Take that piece and handle it- Do that thing And smash it, Welcome that light! Revel in it- Survivors into thrivers: Aba KA dab bra Boom time is here- Open that door Transverse that landscape, Grit those teeth Get it done- We all wait for the prodigal daughter To come home We set the table…
Read MorePresence by Jen Curry
She is. Still searching. For the perceived hidden part of herself. That can only experience her natural state of being. It is no other, than whom, she already is. Yet, she turns her attention elsewhere. Over layering, overlapping, undercutting a reflective meandering mirage. That never quenches her thirst.
Read MoreLearning to stretch Zen of the mind by Maria M. Consiglio
Stretching is important you see. It’s painful at times it unfolds the new Me. One realizes how they’ve sheltered themselves. Until they approach the switch, Brave the fears that hold them back, then one sees the group that has their back. It’s hard work this stretching you see. It’s a gift the universe has granted…
Read MoreIn Dreams by laura merritt
In dreams I have dreamed it would not come. And I have bleary eyes and a heavy mind. The air heavy and portentous. And the sun seems to hang as if thumb tacked to a back drop of hazy sky. I am weary of the day. Waiting. Anticipating a curtain fall. Wrapping around me like…
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