Tag: belonging
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Out of Place: A Journey Through Silence and Belonging
I have stood at crowded tables and felt like silence itself, wandered through cities where every sign was a puzzle, and smiled half a beat too late in rooms of familiar laughter. This poem is a journey through those moments of not-belonging—where being out of place became the first step toward finding home within myself.
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The Call Beyond Silence #poetry
This is not just a poem—it is a call. A whisper to those who know they are more than their routines, more than the fear that cages them. It is an invitation to return to the playful, spiritual being within, to feel the heartbeat of the earth, to see the colours of thought in strangers’…
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Permission to Be Human: The Validation Station
You are not crazy for talking to the moon, for finding faces in the clouds, for believing that the wind carries messages from the dead… This poetic journey explores the sacred permission to be fully human—to feel deeply, heal slowly, and trust in the magic that lives within our bones.
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The Gathering of Souls: A Dinner Beyond Time
I close my eyes and summon them—not with earthly postcards or telephone calls, but with the ancient art of longing, the mystical pull of recognition that transcends the veil between worlds… And then, in the golden hour when the light grows soft and the boundaries between self and other begin to blur, I turn to…
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What Remains
We are the cracks in sidewalks, / hairline fractures spreading through concrete certainty, / where water finds its way / despite the city’s careful planning. / In the spaces nobody wanted, / we learned to bloom sideways, / roots threading through forgotten soil / beneath the weight of others’ expectations.
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Where the Voice Forgot Its Name
Because names peeled off doorbells like old skin, While the moon grew restless in your tea, Though your shoes never forgave you, Even then, the echo asked for ID. And something—finally—named itself: belonging.
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