Timepiece When Emma was four, she wanted a watch. Not just any dial, but the battered gold, The elderly guest at dinner, adorned on his wrist. It was shiny, yellow like the sun, Bent out of shape and yet, oh, how she yearned To hear the dutiful Breguet hands count time. Her heart … Continue reading Poetry Challenge – May – Watch
You can get over crippling regret and live well.
So hold on, love. You got this. Today, tomorrow and every day afterwards, are yours to scale. Move forward with strength and belief, knowing you only have to conquer 24 hours at a time.
Lord Above, thank you for watching over me, when I am losing my way, My soul hurts sometimes, far worse than my bones, I cannot think, I cannot seem to feel whole again Yet, when I get down on knees to pray, You listen. My thoughts spill over, my soul pieces itself back together, You … Continue reading Lord Above: A Prayer
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