An Inspirational Journey of Discovery Through Creative Writing
The post humorously critiques men's obsession with balls in various forms, highlighting their tendency to prioritize sports and leisure over meaningful relationships. It suggests that while round objects symbolize life and joy, men often fail to apply similar passion to deeper connections.
A Poem that humorously critiques men's obsession with balls, contrasting it with the importance of meaningful relationships and life.
Life has beauty and challenges; roses symbolize both. Appreciate the blooms and the thorny ride you took to grow them.
This is about that experiences of profound disconnection from reality, feeling trapped in a web of illusion and numbness, yearning for authentic connection and movement.
The poem conveys a sense of disconnection and confusion, illustrated through vivid imagery of electrical currents, poison, and shadows, reflecting an internal struggle with reality and meaninglessness.
What one word describes my personality?... Determined I remember being quite determined very early on in life. My mother told me that at the age of three, I took my dolls and threw them into the coal bunker. In those days, people still heated their homes with an open fire and a back boiler. We … Continue reading What Word Describes You
A raw and honest reflection of life growing up as the middle child with two brothers and with neglectful absent parents
The text explores the metaphor of a journey, comparing healing to photography. It addresses the significance of introspection and emotional processing, emphasizing the importance of confronting pain, letting go, and creating new narratives for growth and transformation.
The content explores the metaphorical journey of healing through travel, emphasizing that true healing lies within. It resembles the photographic process, detailing stages of self-reflection, grounding, letting go, cleansing, and creating new narratives, ultimately revealing joy and purpose in life.
Are we all caterpillars struggling to become butterflies at some point? Happily for the caterpillar, it's simply a job of: eat, grow, shed, repeat. The little cutie expands, outgrows its skin, sheds it and renews it multiple times before reaching the important stage. In many ways, childhood mirrors this pattern—the constant growth, outgrowing clothes and … Continue reading Butterfly Life Cycle: A Metaphor for Growth and Healing
Living on the Edge 