The poet reflects on the concept of aloneness, initially believed to be understood until experienced. Confronted with isolation, feelings of loneliness and longing for community arose in her. Through this challenge, she discovered appreciation for solitude and the value of connections with family and friends.
I’m Waiting, Anticipating
This poem offers a positive perspective on waiting. It illustrates different facets of waiting by highlighting peaceful acceptance and excitement in finding calm and fresh determination while waiting for life's events to unfold. It conveys hope through reflections on nature and personal connections. The poet invites you to embrace anticipation as a joyful, dynamic experience, steering clear of sadness, anxiety, or impatience.
Footprints of a Monkey Mind
The poem reflects on the challenge of quieting a restless mind, stressing the need to be present in the moment. Memories and worries hinder engagement with the present. Seek to master mindfulness to embrace peace, abundance, and love amidst aggression and greed. Dwelling on the past and future steals the wonder of the present. The poem highlights the human mind's control, its oscillation between reality and fantasy, and the burden of carrying regrets. It emphasizes the pursuit of peace, abundance, and love through mindfulness and gratitude, ultimately aiming to leave a positive mark on the world.
Bullied at School
This poem portrays the lifelong impact of school bullying on a gentle-natured boy. Despite being bullied, he found it difficult to comprehend the reasons behind the mistreatment. The emotional scars remained with him as an adult, affecting his relationships and self-perception. His wife offered unwavering support, yet his inner turmoil persisted. This poignant narrative underscores the lasting trauma caused by childhood bullying and calls for vigilance in protecting children from such experiences. It serves as a poignant reminder of the enduring effects of bullying and the importance of creating a safe and nurturing environment for young individuals.
The Thief
The poem discusses the emotional impact of theft and the lessons learned from being a victim. It highlights the contrast between the thief's selfishness and the victim's ability to heal and forgive. The author emphasizes the importance of trust and the consequences of theft on both the perpetrator and the victim, advocating for love and inner strength.
A Kaleidoscope View of Me
This poem explores the concept of wearing societal masks to conceal one's true self out of fear of rejection. The author recounts a personal journey from fear and loneliness to self-acceptance and genuine connections. Embracing authenticity, honesty, and integrity, she have found like-minded friends. A poem reflects on different perspectives of self-perception.
Saying ”I Am Too Busy” is a Cover-Up
This poem recounts a life spent focused on helping others, neglecting their own talents and goals, realizing this behavior was rooted in fear of criticism for their creative work. By confronting this fear, the poet now prioritize sharing her poetry while still helping others, but in a balanced manner. The message urges others not to use age or circumstances as excuses and highlights the importance of pursuing personal goals. The poet encourages readers to start now and live with curiosity and wonder.
The Door to Wisdom
Wisdom is not limited to religion; it stems from life challenges and education. It involves knowledge, good judgment, and applying it to actions. Seeking wisdom is a continual journey, learning from others and experiences. Embracing wisdom leads to freedom from ignorance and a purposeful life. Commitment and conscious choices are key to walking through the door of wisdom.
Let’s Talk Self-Talk
A poem about how I changed my negative self-talk for positive self-talk
The Unchangeability of Change
Change is an inevitable and unpredictable part of life that can bring fear and discomfort, yet also excitement and new experiences. Embracing change takes courage, leading to new adventures and opportunities. Whether eagerly embraced or forced upon us, change confronts us continuously, impacting happiness in different ways for each individual.
Born as a New Page in an Empty Journal
We start with empty pages in our book of life, filled with experiences and teachings. As we grow, we question and may choose to change our script, influenced by our circumstances and new generations. Our learned behaviors can be unlearned or improved to shape our lives. Life is like writing in a journal.
The Mortgage Warrior
This poem portrays the challenges of finance and the crucial role of exceptional Mortgage Brokers in resolving complex situations. The Broker's unwavering commitment, expertise, and integrity are emphasized, urging clients to seek and maintain a loyal partnership with them.
The Ebb and Flow of Life
Life is a constant cycle of change, with highs and lows, embracing and rejecting. Emotions and attachments ebb and flow like the ocean. The poem reflects on the paradoxes of life and urges living fully, embracing both the good and the bad. The author's personal reflection on letting go is a poignant example.
Don’t Fence Me into Your Routine
This poem reflects on the struggle to prioritize personal creativity while balancing responsibilities. The importance of setting boundaries and nurturing personal talents, despite feeling guilty or selfish. The commitment to prioritizing creative goals and living a balanced, authentic life.
The Black Rose Garden
This poem speaks from a flower's point of view that is painted with black critical words, suffocating her spirit. Later, the Great Gardener rescued her, allowing her to blossom anew in His colorful garden, stronger than ever.
The Tussle Between My Brain Muscles
The poem explores the conflict between the logical and creative sides of the brain. It emphasizes the importance of balancing both aspects for a fulfilling life. The author shares personal experiences and suggests activities to stimulate the creative mind. By embracing creativity, one can alleviate the ongoing struggle between logical and creative thinking, achieving a harmonious balance.
Stop Wasting Time and Get on with It
The poem reflects a motherโs transition from dedicating herself to her family to pursuing her own goals. Faced with self-doubt and fear, the poet is encouraged to embrace her creative talents and not waste time. After years of hesitation, she embarks on a new path, letting go of old roles and exploring her own potential.
It’s Simply the Way It Is
This poem reflects the poet's early hesitation in sharing her unique style of poetry but eventually finding confidence in being true to herself. She captured life's moments through poetry and photography. The author emphasizes self-acceptance and sharing our individual gifts.
Archetypes of Life
This poem is about archetypes that are recurring symbols in literature and art reflecting universal human traits. The poem explores various archetypes such as the Warrior, Damsel in Distress, and Wounded Healer, highlighting their enduring significance.
A Delicate Flower
The poem reflects on the beauty and significance of unnoticed qualities, likening them to delicate flowers in a botanical garden. The author realizes the value in being small and quiet, sharing a message of embracing one's unique qualities. The beauty and importance of the delicate flower's perspective are highlighted.