The morning sun begins to glow, As gentle breezes softly blow. Along the path I take my way, Enjoying nature's bright display. The birds sing songs from branch to tree, Their cheerful notes float wild and free. The flowers bloom in every shade, A colorful and lovely parade. Children laugh and runners pass, While sunlight … Continue reading Poem: A Walk in the Park

You are stronger than you think, Though storms may bend your weary frame. The winds may howl, the skies may darken, Yet still your spirit guards its flame. You have carried silent burdens, Crossed valleys deep and mountains steep, Survived the nights that seemed unending, And held on through the tears you keep. Strength is … Continue reading Poem: You Are Stronger Than You Think

Lost in the sea of the unknown, I drift where no stars have names, Where horizons dissolve into mist And silence speaks in hidden flames. The waves are questions without end, Each crest a whisper, each trough a fear, Carrying fragments of forgotten dreams To shores that never seem near. The moon hangs distant and … Continue reading Poem: Lost in the Sea of the Unknown

Change arrives with quiet feet,rearranging rooms inside the heart.It asks us to loosen our gripon names we gave to who we were. Some days it feels like winter—branches stripped bare against the sky,every familiar thing made distant,every comfort learning how to leave. We resist because memory is warm.Because certainty tastes like home.Because becoming someone newmeans … Continue reading Poem: Change

Live your lifewith one shoe untiedand one polished bright. Pay your bills on time,but still stop to stareat puddles holding the sky. Learn how to carrythe weight of hard dayswithout forgettinghow to chase fireflies. Be adult enoughto apologize first,to stay when things get difficult,to build a table sturdy enoughfor others to rest upon. But be … Continue reading Poem: Live

When the world grows loud with borrowed namesand every road is lit by someone else’s flame,there is a quieter compass underneath—small as breath, steady as the tide beneath the reef. Listen to your intuition.It does not shout.It waits. It speaks in the pause before a “yes” you do not mean,in the ache that arrives when … Continue reading Poem: Intuition

Time slips through your fingerslike water you swear you can hold—cold for a second,gone the next. You watch it in quiet places:steam lifting from coffee,dust turning gold in late afternoon light,a song ending before you noticeyou were listening. There was a dayyou thought summer would last forever.Now entire years collapseinto the smell of rainand the … Continue reading Poem: Time Slips Through Your Fingers

The clock hums loudlike a restless machine,minutes slipping throughmy overfilled hands. Emails bloomlike weeds in spring,laundry waits in tired heaps,and the dishes leanlike a skyline after rain. Every taskcalls my name at once—small alarms ringinginside my chest. I make listsjust to survive the day,cross one thing outand three more appear,hydra-headed and grinning. Outside,the world keeps … Continue reading Poem: Too Much to Do

Beneath the noise of hurried days,seven rivers softly spin,wheels of light beneath the skin,ancient doors that open inward. At the root, a crimson drum—earth remembering my name.I breathe like mountains do,steady, low, unshaken. Above it blooms a silver tide,sacral moon in amber motion,where grief dissolves to flowing songand desire becomes devotion. A golden fire turns … Continue reading Poem: Balance

The lake keeps no schedule,only light and weather. I wade in and the shoreloosens its grip behind me.Water folds around my ribslike a cool, unfinished thought. No lanes.No clock.Only the soft arithmeticof breath and stroke. Below, the world turns green and quiet.Small fish write silver sentencesI cannot read.My hands part the surfaceand it closes again—nothing … Continue reading Poem: Swimming