Poetry and thoughts on my journey toward healing and unlocking the silence within. Words are magic. Words have the power to heal, so find your voice, and fly
Dandelions are the prettiest when you don't look too close, when the wind doesn't gust. Blown to bits from her hollow stem A childs bouquet offered with tears Eye to eye, a pin cushioned head. She's nothing but a whirly gig.
Although I’m not defined by these labels, here is a bit about myself. I am a wife, mother and grandmother. I am a writer, and poet who teaches yoga for a living. I mainly teach in therapeutic settings to trauma survivors. I, myself am a childhood rape survivor, and recovering from Anorexia and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. I'm learning to be present. Living in the here and now. I'm also learning that I can't change the past, but I am in control of my destiny. I'm taking back my life, taking back my power, and learning to spread my wings and take flight. I like to focus my yoga teaching on body awareness, body acceptance, stress relief, and anxiety. I also teach private clients, so feel free to reach out and book a session at yogagoddess66@gmail.com
2 Comments:
Two posts with dandelions in short order.
Very beautiful. Your poem captures the transient nature and fleeting moments both of childhood and innocence.
NathanKP - Imagination Manifesto
Your poems have a deceptive gentleness, for they are full of strength. Not in an abrasive way; they are beautiful because they are honest.
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