Tag: dailyprompt

  • In the Quiet Hours: An Ode to My Chosen Pastime

    In the Quiet Hours: An Ode to My Chosen Pastime

    When the world quiets and distractions fall away, I turn to my chosen ritual—the act of writing. In the gentle hush, words bloom not simply as pastime but as presence: a ceremony of ink, memory, and self-discovery, where each line connects me deeper to the world and to my own unfolding story. #Poetry #Hobby #WritingLife…

  • What Would I Do If I Lost All My Possessions?: When Nothing Is Mine

    What Would I Do If I Lost All My Possessions?: When Nothing Is Mine

    What remains when all possessions vanish — tracing the quiet beauty, fear, and freedom that emerge from complete loss. Let’s unravel the meaning of ownership, identity, and inner awakening in the void of material things. #Poetry #Minimalism #Mindfulness #SelfDiscovery #SpiritualAwakening #LettingGo #PoeticReflection #InnerPeace #LifeLessons

  • When I Changed My Mind About Strength

    When I Changed My Mind About Strength

    We grow up believing that strength means silence, achievement means exhaustion, and healing means forgetting. But there comes a moment when life whispers otherwise—when you realize that softness can be power, forgiveness can be freedom, and changing your mind is the bravest act of all. This introspective free verse explores the tender evolution of belief,…

  • Out of Place: A Journey Through Silence and Belonging

    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.

  • Life Without a Computer: A Nostalgic Journey Through Time and Connection

    Life Without a Computer: A Nostalgic Journey Through Time and Connection

    Explore a nostalgic, romantic journey into a life without a computer—where handwritten letters carry love, books whisper timeless stories, and moments stretch softly in the warm glow of slower days. Let’s celebrate the beauty of analog living and deep human connection beyond the digital screen.

  • What Skill Would I Like to Learn?: An Exploration

    What Skill Would I Like to Learn?: An Exploration

    A deep meditation on the skills that matter beyond practicality—silence, presence, love, forgiveness, and being enough. A free verse poem exploring the art of learning to live fully and authentically.

  • The Unnoticed Symphony: What Details of My Life Deserve Attention? – A Reflection

    The Unnoticed Symphony: What Details of My Life Deserve Attention? – A Reflection

    This piece of poetry explores the overlooked details that shape our lives, inviting readers into a journey of emotional, psychological, spiritual, and intellectual introspection. Through vivid imagery and candid reflection, it asks us to pause and gently notice the subtle, profound moments that often pass unseen, opening the doorway to deeper presence and self-discovery.

  • What’s Your #1 Priority Tomorrow?

    What’s Your #1 Priority Tomorrow?

    Tomorrow waits,  patient and full of possibility.  What will you give it?  What will it give you in return?  The answer lives in the space  between question and action,  between intention and deed,  between the heart’s knowing  and the courage to follow  where it leads.

  • The Trait I Treasure Most: A Meditation on Compassion

    The Trait I Treasure Most: A Meditation on Compassion

    A deeply introspective meditation exploring the most cherished trait within—the quiet, fierce compassion that transforms pain into healing and connects every soul in the sacred dance of belonging. This poem invites reflection on self-love, empathy, and the spiritual journey of embracing our shared humanity.

  • Three Sacred Callings: A Meditation on Work Without Wealth

    Three Sacred Callings: A Meditation on Work Without Wealth

    What sacred work would call to the heart if money were no master? Three lifelong callings—healing earth, preserving lost languages, and holding space for souls in transition.