Resilience.

Survived the thud of well-shod feet,
Blazing heat of summer sun,
No retreat, against all odds
Still, she rose and grew in concrete.



Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

  A THING OF BEAUTY CHOCOLATE MILKSHAKE FROTH ON UR DAUGHTER’S LIPS FLAVORING HER THANK YOU KISS LIGHT IN HER EYES HUGS IN HER VOICE HER HAND IN YOURS YOU ARE HAPPY LIFE IS A THING OF BEAUTY   SCENT OF PASSION FRUIT SHAMPOO ON UR WOMAN’S HAIR FRUIT FLAVORED LOVEMAKING PERFUMED LETTERS CANDY VALENTINES NAUGHTY LINGERIE YOU ARE HAPPY LIFE IS A THING OF BEAUTY   SIMPLEST JOYS OF FAMILY LIGHTENING YOUR LAUGHING HEART FILLING THE GAPS IN YOUR BEING A COMFORTABLE PLACE UR CLOTHES LAID OUT HOME-COOKED DINNERS YOU ARE HAPPY LIFE IS A THING OF BEAUTY
Read more

Introducing the WRYTA'SBLOK Project:

Image
  Introducing the   WRYTA'SBLOK   Project: "In the beginning...." What you've stumbled across here.... is  an exploration of thought, emotion, and the difficulty of expression. A difficulty arising not necessarily from a lack of words, but from our tendency towards self-censorship, whatever the reason thereof (shyness, machismo, ....shame). ln most things,  I find that the speed with which one expresses their feelings can be, at once, disinhibiting and anxiety-inducing.  Disinhibiting because feelings left too long unexpressed can morph, and can easily lose the intensity, vulnerability, and authentically raw honesty which make any form of expression worth the effort. However, the danger inherent in " feelocity " is that " expressing oneself at the speed of emotion " leaves them exposed to all the dangers of radically transparent speech (criticism, judgment, the possibility of hurting other people's feelings, ....). It's challenging to find ...
Read more
 Days Days when we were fire Days when we were frozen flakes Hot blood to the heart days Days when veins were clogged with ice I only fear not knowing what kind today will be. 'gain . … Her affection was lightning striking the volcano Lava chasing after the flood Said she liked how “I loved her quiet, while she loved back like a raging storm” How we made beauty and chaos feel like the norm She roped tornadoes with her bed linen Whispered hurricanes into her pillows Every night she drank rivers and lakes To replace the waterfalls she shed the day before Evenings, I lit one, hit one, Bit one, fit one more in Just one more 'gain…
Read more