If it Must Be
Loneliness swept into the room when she wasn’t looking, whispering her name, catching her breath, and tossing it away. On her knees, she screamed, “No, no more, I’ll not suffer Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: self-worth
Who She’d Be
They told her, truth be told, she’d never be good enough, destined to be abandoned. Judgement, who they wanted her to be, meant her best effort would always fail, and Continue Reading →
Seeing Nothing
You looked at me to see someone else, someone from your past, someone I couldn’t be. You looked through me to find someone else, someone who was less of this, Continue Reading →
Holding Tight to Toxicity
What is this thing you do? You don’t wish to die alone and so you hold tight to your humiliator, your abuser, your apathetic acquaintances, your toxic friends… Sit. Think. Continue Reading →
Difficulty
The difficulty ahead, the one blocking your path till now, is the way through, the way required for learning how. Face the truth of who you are. Love the self Continue Reading →
Who’s There for You?
You try and you fail, and other times succeed, and over time you understand the one to count on, the one you need, is you. No other cares, or will Continue Reading →