Short & Simple: Love

When you Love someone and desire to honor and show that love, you don’t make excuses BUT INSTEAD apply action to ensure it is never questioned, chaotic, disrespected, and jeopardized. Dear God, we have neglected Love

On Another Level

Wrapping up the day There are no worries. No sideline convos of who didn’t return a call or text. No petty comebacks waiting to be played like a Joker in spades. Those nights where pain used to be a pillow wondering why someone didn’t change, they are no more. There is warmth as I lay

Maneuvering Fog

Years have been crammed into weeks Weeks with seconds feeling like days Days that time seemed to get wrong Not sure what’s next or if next will be far ahead A desire of silence and a trusted place to lay one’s head That’s not it because silence keeps the mental vinyl spinning Not quite sure

Maybe tomorrow

Today would’ve been the perfect day to receive a surprise of a top notch penthouse hotel room and flight to another city during the week and not on the weekend. Today would’ve been the perfect day to be gifted an iMac in the biggest screen that it is made in along with a yellow and

Floating into the Eve

“Just another day around the way Feelin’ good today, Feelin’ lovely yay” Grand rising and groggy focus Nothing proceeds coffee This day… not just any day A day graced with rays Rays of revelation and confirmation Weavings of unspoken blessings Reading between the lines while riding the waves Tingling fingers gracing the boards Heart and

Unexpected

You never know what to expect these days. It’s all a bit draining. This week has been even more draining than it was when I had the flu a little over a week ago. There’s no sure pinpointing of the source because it can be subconscious, a lack of sleep, or even dehydration. You never

Failure after Failure, Now what…

Let me stop you here if you think this is a post that will cure failure. It’s not. It’s an honest post about failure, about what you experience when you fail, and what to do next as you work your way through it. Failure has knocked at the front door of many of our lives,