Tag: reflective poem
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Fictional Character I Relate To Most: Becoming the Cartographer of Invisible Roads
What if the Fictional Character I Relate To Most is not the strongest hero, but the one who teaches us that courage begins with ordinary choices? This contemporary hybrid long poem explores self-discovery, invisible battles, and the transformative power of stepping beyond comfort through the enduring wisdom of Bilbo Baggins.
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Everything Happens For A Reason: Nature, Humanity, Hope, and the Meaning of Life
Do you think everything happens for a reason? Exploring whether everything happens for a reason, weaving together nature, humanity, grief, hope, and life’s enduring interconnectedness.
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The Words We Murdered: A Poem on the Language We’ve Stopped Meaning
There is a grief in watching words you once loved become unrecognizable — hollow, overused, stripped of weight. This poem moves through the jargon, the wellness speak, the social media noise, and asks what we lose when language stops meaning what it says.
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The Return of the Forgotten Light
There was a time I folded my dreams behind the curtain of responsibilities, believing adulthood meant forgetting color. Years later, a child’s painting woke something sleeping inside me— and I found myself returning to the silence between brush and breath. What I thought I gave up had simply been waiting for the day I’d remember…