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HOWEVER CLOUDY MY MIND by Fiona Goodwin
However cloudy the mind However heavy the shroud No matter how the heart aches A prayer will pierce it A shaft of light will make…
Read MoreSPRING IS ON MY MIND by Annsofi Hjärtström
Four months of hibernation 140 hours of sun 20 nuances of grey The tunnel of darkness Entered end of October Now I see the light…
Read MoreTHE SPIDER AND THE BLADE by Jen Curry
Weightless swift unbridled thought. Watch how candlelight is caught. Sparks fly off from an empty blade. Watch how a spider parades. Two pairs of legs…
Read MorePHOENIX BIRD by Kristi Kirby
Buried in flames And ash After the fiery combustion of my Burning heart I rise above the Flames I soar through the Fire elements below…
Read MoreTHE PASAGE by Juliana Harkavy
For context, the poem is about being presented with the opportunity to face ourselves and decide who we want to be. If we want our…
Read MoreLADDERS by Avery Wheeler
Spiraling down the rabbit hole Of lives lived a 1000 times how deeply those words took like a phrase from a nursery rhyme Yet, I’m…
Read MoreMY LIGHT IS STRONG by Rosella Gómez
In the light of day she seems so real In the darkness of the night her truth is real She becomes the dark within her…
Read MoreMY CHILD by Susan Byrnes
My voice screams In my songs Sometimes it belongs My fear is woven to my bones Sometimes it won’t leave Me alone My voice is…
Read MorePHENOMENAL WOMAN by Maya Angelou
Pretty women wonder where my secret lies. I’m not cute or built to suit a fashion model’s size But when I start to tell them,…
Read MorePEACE IN THE UNKNOWN by Kristi Kirby
A peace in the not Knowing A path in the Dark A cave of wonder Inside Silent sounds Mind clear Freedom in my new Home…
Read MoreTHERE IS A STRING by Maria M. Consiglio
There is a string that holds us together, past, lives, future lives and the present. To Ignore those things, exist Is to not be willing…
Read MoreMY SPIRIT IS ON A JOURNEY by Annsofi Hjärtström
I was told this morning That my spirit is present In a small town in Texas, USA That is very far away From where my…
Read MoreWHAT IS THE GREATEST GIFT? by Mary Oliver
What is the greatest gift? Could it be the world itself — the oceans, the meadowlark, the patience of the trees in the wind? Could…
Read MoreWe were once complete strangers by Fiona Goodwin
We were once complete strangers And now we are friends That’s what a friend is Someone who didn’t exist And yet somehow there they are…
Read MoreCABBAGE & BONES by Beth Haist
This morning I woke to the sounds of melting snow through the eaves, I sat for awhile watching the water hit the the ground ,…
Read MoreBEYOND THE NOTHING by Tela Louise
After the Shame despair the why the where wondering in the dark cast yours eyes upon a shooting star shifting mountains looming slipping on the…
Read MoreBECAUSE OF YOU by Venerable Tenzin Saveon
Because of you I breathe, you exhale with relief I smile, your world is calm I am quiet, you listen to what isn’t said I…
Read MoreSACRED REMINDERS by Elizabeth McCain
Each of us wears a different face But aren’t we all the same? Drawn together by our connection to the Great Source, Or to our…
Read MoreSOME DAYS by Fiona Goodwin
I do life Some days Better than others. I’m told All I need is: ‘Something to do Something to love Something to believe in’ But…
Read MoreA LUXURY by Kristi Kirby
It is always a beautiful Day When Patricia Ferrari-Behan Walks our Way A luxury A gift to us all Her benevolent heart Hosts a temple…
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