Move Me Poetry

Enlightened not frightened, a poem

A poem dedicated To Roanoke VA

A Love Poem

A Teach Me Tuesday Teaching Moment

How long have you walked this path?  Waiting for your life to begin? Breath upon breath  Summer upon summer  Spring upon spring You look…

Days move away, they are brief like gusts of wind. Every day you waste is a day in which you’ve sinned.

**Trigger Warning: Themes of War Atrocities**

O thunder gentle  in a horizon far  the Earth shaketh;  and that is the name nameless  of the warrior’s soul

When a heart as gentle   as the lotus leaves   white beneath the light silvern   of the immortal moon  beholds with mercy   as sensitive…

A poem

A poem.

O Daughter of the Moon  A heart so gentle  A Light lambent waking   The fair silvern o’ plenilune  In the Night of my silent Waiting  For…

You have a mind, you have a body, you have a will;  there is no reason, for you not to be, a warrior enlightened.

A Goodbye Poem to Evil

Tribute to my sister who ended my dark night of isolation

A last voyage.

A poem

Have all women become this Ladybug?

Neverending, out of control

A figure assesses its surroundings.

A pantoum poem

When I’m no longer able to go on living my life, my request is to prevent that when I die, I stop to strive.

My very essence is the remnant of a Soul that’s been tormented, fractured, shattered into fragments, ground to dust, consumed by madness.

The Armor We Carry Long After It’s Eroded and Falling Apart