poetry

Hitting Decline on Nature

There was a time when the loudest notification in our lives was the crack of a twig under a wandering…

6 months ago

Ghosts of The Living

They sit at the table, still fill up the room,Their coat on the hook, their mug on the chair,We talk…

7 months ago

Making Peace with Yesterday

Here is the quiet truth about regret. It does not knock politely. It barges in unannounced, usually late at night,…

7 months ago

The Heavy Lift of Being Kind

Kindness carries weight most never see,It drags through days already bent and sore,When biting back feels easier than more,Yet still…

8 months ago

Light on a Lonely Corner

I have been standing here longer than most of you remember me. Long enough that my paint has peeled like…

8 months ago

Poem: The Slow Burn Revival

They started with shy jokes that hinted at a tease,While their bodies remembered rhythms they thought were long gone,Each laugh…

10 months ago

Poem: One More Sunrise

The world’s still dark, the stars half gone,I stretch and smile, my mind at ease,no cars, no chatter, just whispering…

10 months ago

Poem: No One’s Coming

No one is coming, not today, not tomorrow,No shining knight with answers to borrow.Life won’t pause, life won’t wait,It doesn’t…

12 months ago

Idioms – Part Two

Blog Post 2: From Battlefields to Boardrooms – Origins in Professions, War, & Nautical Lore In Part 1, we explored…

1 year ago

Poem Supporting Those With Dementia and Alzheimer’s

I came across this piece written by Becky Hemsley and was so captivated by it that I felt compelled to…

1 year ago