Within the last few weeks of I have discovered many new things about the life I want to live. Aside from the pre-stated aspect of becoming one with nature, I want to become one with peace. Yoga has become my new obsession, and for someone who has gone 18 years doing minimal activity, I am … Continue reading Taming Tragedy
Along with all the wonders of our world, comes the most daunting question of all: How to be happy? Although the wisdom I have achieved throughout my close to twenty years on earth, is not at all comparable to many others who have been victims to absolute tragedy. Never the less, there is a single … Continue reading Becoming New
It was half past six and my husband had just shut his tender eyes to the batting sound of Miami’s local news anchor. Succumbed to the night angels, there was no creek or crash that would wake him. I gently lift his heavy head from my lap, and let him rest atop a pillow instead. … Continue reading The Last Moment of My Life
As my life goes on I have realized that the only way to survive is to let go of everything superficial. Being a young female who still lives at home, makes my task of isolating myself from the vanity of life all the more challenging. This morning I woke to the harsh sounds of electric … Continue reading 8:21 AM-10:28 AM
It's 8:46 AM, and I've just woken up. My curtains are already pulled back for me, but I wake up in an empty bed. With slow heavy steps I make my way to the washroom. I clean myself, I rid myself of toxins and lies. I let myself be engulfed with homogenous liquid. The droplets … Continue reading 8:46 AM
Every daffodil has six petals. In each life time, they will sit silently, and watch each one of their little arms decay and fly away. On the second day of October, a lone black sparrow, graceful as an angel, few above the field of bright white daffodils, breaking at the sun. As each petal exposed … Continue reading Daffodil
My darling had golden eyes. They weren’t green nor brown like the rest. Honey kissed rays were duller than dust, compared to her crystalline. On our white sheets we rolled over hills. We swam in bodies of water blossomed with the silver spirits of the herds until nightfall came, and the galaxies tattooed our skin. … Continue reading Howls
It’s hard to imagine now, but once upon a time my summers we’re spent having fun. Before adulthood and multimillion dollar corporations absorbed hours away from my youth, I would volunteer as a dance camp monitor. Summer of ’13 was the year I discovered my absolute passion for motion. I never realized the agility and … Continue reading Love that will Live Forever
At the end of a summers night the daffodils and the lady bugs tuck in their babes to sweet clouds of salted mist. From the shore the sirens wave across the cerulean lagoon, to the sea grass and anemones braided in the blue. In ribbons of violet and crimson, the sky lifts the ashes from … Continue reading Blue
Beyond the hollowed out graves and over the tundra the young babes nestled close to keep warm. The mountains cried every time the orange sun cast itself away behind the dust of the purple sky. The stars chewed on the moon, until all was white. Then tiny droplets of lust flowed from the alps to … Continue reading Gloss
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