Happy 1st birthday
A reflection piece looking at my life and this blog’s first birthday. May peace, love, and connection find you.
Read Morehaiku four (Dandelion)
Haikus always ground me in words themselves. It’s a combination of getting the exact right phrasing and syllables mixed with the paradox of never truly capturing the feeling you’re trying to put in words — that process is beautiful.
Read Moretaste of death
Hey! It’s been a bit hasn’t it? I took a bit to get re-situated and back in a daily rhythm. Anyways, enjoy this new poem! Much love everyone 🙂
Read Morebread and berries
I hope ya’ll enjoy this new poem. Just remember — tension leads to growth.
Read MoreFree-Write (#2)
This is my second free-write. This free-write is 10 minutes of non-stop writing. Wherever it goes or however it is spelled — stays. I hope ya’ll enjoy it. I am not even quite sure what to make of this one, maybe ya’ll can gain a meaning out of it? Hit the next page below to see it.
Read MoreEgo (letting go)
This is a complementary poem that works with the previous “Ego (holding on).” This poem explores the freedom found in letting go of the stories we tell ourselves. In turn, we become the YES to it all.
Read MoreEgo (holding on)
New poem on how the constriction of the self is caused by our attachment to the stories we think define who we are.
Read MoreDairy
Cowspiracy: The Sustainability Secret has been such an influential documentary for me. This is a poem that has come out as a result of a growing strive to protect Mother Earth. Give it a watch on Netflix.
Read MoreFree-Write
I don’t know quite what to say in times like these. Obviously, it is important to fight and speak against racism, that’s not quite what I am getting at (in terms of subject matter). It also feels weird to post something not exactly related to what is happening in our world right now because that’s […]
Read MoreThe “Dream”
In our current climate (that has been happening for thousands of years), I turn to the words and life of Ta-Nehisi Coates to better my understanding of the black experience in America — something I will never fully understand. I will seek to use my privilege against the pillaging of black bodies.
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