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  • A Second Chance

    Two thousand plus miles
    from home.
    Time to surrender.
    Twenty two years
    of fight.
    Feasible no more.
    Projected outcome
    Manifested.
    No escape.
    Options presented.
    Machines and humans
    would do.
    New lifestyle
    Initiated.
    Strict diet,
    Fluid restrictions,
    Lifeline in arm,
    Modified activities,
    Life schedule altered.
    Two needles,
    Three hours,
    Three days
    Weekly.
    Intimate relations
    Mechanical
    for sustenance.
    The process
    Challenging
    yet, just another thing.
    Going with the flow
    as life moves on.
    Back to work.
    Balancing act engaged.
    The essence of time
    Profound.
    Grad school in view.
    Success achieved.
    Own business pursued.
    Rewards ensued.
    Twenty four years later
    Still vertical.
    New ventures in sight.
    The sun will always shine.

    Chrys

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    • Chrys, I love that you said “New ventures in sight. The sun will always shine.” I am so sorry for everything you had to go through. I know that those events were hard on you and may have been tough to handle. But, your perspective is everything! Life moves on, so we have to move on with it. There is no point in getting stuck in the past. All of…read more

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      • Aloha Harper! Mahalo nui for taking the time to read my entries and sending me your thoughts and encouragement. I truly appreciate you! I am sorry for being so delinquent with replying to your massage. I’ve been going through a major lifestyle adjustment. You are so correct, perspective is everything, so it is important that I stay as…read more

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  • DEATH OF THE QUEEN, OFF WITH YOUR HEAD

    The pandemic hit
    I quit
    All went south
    Forever broken, I frown
    Should have believed her
    Setting the features

    Your what drove her
    I thought it was over
    I gave up on trying
    Day after day I lie here dying
    This is my life
    Just give me the knife
    Trapped in a loup
    Someone remove this Damn Hula Hoop

    We move and move and moved again
    Oh God, please tell me when
    Strapped
    I find myself trapped
    Her world stolen
    Lifeless in motion
    Ripped from the streets
    I will not be beat

    I run and hide
    This is no fun, she cried
    Locked up
    Corrupt
    Confined
    Is this what you had in mind
    Stories over, the end
    My life, where I shall spend

    Never getting out
    My veins a drought
    Sweet and naive
    Kidnapped, I believe
    What right do you have
    Attacked
    Soon you will feel the impact

    This insane world
    Flipped and swirled
    Pinned down
    Should have never moved to this Godforsaken Town

    Mother
    I will not suffer
    I will not die here with you
    I know the truth
    Forgotten
    We shall not be in here rotting
    Left behind
    This is not what I designed
    Unfound
    I will rise from underground
    Not a sound
    Silence
    My guidance
    A protector
    I Am Now the Director

    I will scream and shout
    Whale my hands and feet about
    Bring the world down with me
    Open your eyes you shall see
    For you will pay too
    Your time is due
    I will show you well
    Oh boy am I gonna tell

    Who knew
    The me that was me
    I will forever be
    This clock has awakened
    Tick Tock Taken
    My innocence
    I am Magnificent
    I will not bow
    This is not allowed
    My future scene
    For I am Queen

    London Poet Enane

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    The Gooey In-Between

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  • Leap of faith

    With my heart pounding faster than a freight train, and my mind spinning madly out of my control, every ounce of my survival instinct forbade me from doing it.
    But I had to do it, I wanted to do it.
    It had always been my secret, whimsical fetish. A desire that I had harbored deep down in some untapped part of my heart.
    Oh, I wanted to do this so bad!
    But should I? And could I?
    I felt apprehensive, I felt very diffident.
    Climbing up the seemingly unending bridge, walking up to the lethal ledge, I felt my heart sinking down my throat and my intellect going theoretically dead. As I got sized up, harnessed and bounded, the alarming realization dawned on me that I had at that very moment lost control. I had forfeited my last chance to quit. There was no escape. I had no choice.
    But I had to do it. I must do it.
    For there was too much at stake. My pride, my ego, my unfulfilled dream, my claim to fame, my commitment to myself.
    Opposing every muscle and thought in my body that was operating overdrive to pull me away from gravity, I closed my eyes and took the deadly plunge.
    As I plummeted down 410 feet, blood gushing through every crevice in my head, I felt surprisingly liberated. The harness felt non-existent. I felt untethered. I felt free!
    I felt alive!
    But what I was oblivious to, was that the bungy jump down was a daunting job just half done. The horror of the act of jumping was thwarted by the suddenness of the savage recoil back up!
    My body flayed like a pendulum at the bottom for a few seconds only to be pulled aggressively up a few hundred feet mid-air!
    In those few fleeting moments, I felt like I had traversed through numerous celestial realms, both physically and emotionally.
    And then just like that, it was done!
    As I was maneuvered into a boat and onto to familiar ground at the end of this personal feat, I felt something new.I felt satiated, I felt accomplished!
    I had proved a point— To me!
    I had overcome my fears, crushed my low self-esteem, defied my survival instinct, and had just let a comforting tranquillity come over me and take control.
    I had let a feeling of submission, faith in a force above, and my free spirit guide me as I took that leap that day.
    A leap of faith, quite literally!
    Down 141 feet that day, I had found myself and made my way to the top of the world!

    Sarita

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    • Sarita, I love this! It is crazy how a moment like this can change our lives forever. Taking risks can be TERRIFYING but sometimes, it can be incredible! We may find out new things about ourselves and make good memories. It takes time to be comfortable taking risks, but once we find out more and more about ourselves, we will understand our limits…read more

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  • It All Started . . .

    It All Started . . .

    After several hours filled with fear, anxiety, tears of anger, and wounds of distrust, I ended up in a fetal position on my living room floor. After struggling to roll up in a seated position,I forced my shaky left foot to plant firm and stable, as a wingback chair offered to help me to my feet. Then it happened . .

    The phrase “Until I learn to love myself, there isn’t going to be any love for anybody else.” emblazoned the forefront of my thoughts. Such a popular phrase in music and literature that should make complete sense. But my emotional blindness shadowed its true meaning for all these years.

    I had been throwing tantrums all day! I wailed out, “I didn’t deserve that…”, “Why would he/they/you/whomever treat me that way?” and so on and so on. After my earlier battle to stand, I started a new rant, when suddenly the image in my bathroom mirror took on its own energy. It sounds outlandish, even fictional–it’s the only way I can describe that moment. My mirrored image caught my attention and scolded, with gritted jaw:

    “STOP IT! This is YOUR problem and no one else’s.
    JUST STOP! Stop taking this out on others.
    YOU fell for it. YOU allowed this to happen to YOU!”

    The next thing I remember was looking back at my image in the mirror, grinning from ear to ear. I had finally accepted complete responsibility for my own life. I got that all familiar phrase now.

    Under a scorching hot shower, I washed away the negative energy of the past several hours. I slowed my breath, as the calming scent of aromatherapy body wash filled my nostrils and then it happened . . . LAUGHTER. Then a flood of self-awareness and acute in-sight:

    To enjoy relationships at any level, a balance needs to exist between self-respect and mutual-respect, mixed in with laughter, touching, smiling, debating, and knowing when to “agree to disagree.”

    Painful thoughts of so much time wasted with complicated and empty confrontations throughout so many flittered years suddenly became ridiculously SIMPLE. I had not recognized the concept until that moment, because it is so ridiculously SIMPLE.

    Our society has increasingly been overly multi-tasked and run-ragged! Let’s get back to SIMPLE. Here’s my SIMPLE equation:

    SIMPLE = HAPPINESS = SELF-ESTEEM = SELF-RESPECT = SELF-LOVE = LOVE

    “TO LOVE SIMPLY IS TO SIMPLY LOVE”

    which can be reversed!

    “TO SIMPLY LOVE IS TO LOVE SIMPLY”

    That day was the most significant turning point of my life.
    After that day, I became a certified Yoga teacher, I performed at open mic events for the spoken word, I became more adventurous and spontaneous. I loved myself for the first time.
    I’ve been restless
    All these hours of sleep
    Tears mixed with
    New-found joy and old tossed loss
    Stream down each cheek
    Dreams of an old self
    And my true self
    Vying for status of champion
    As a sportscaster commentates nearby.
    My true self emerges victorious
    Pointing to the beginning
    Of a path, upon which
    The Divine beckons me
    To follow in faith.

    Love, Me!

    Ginger Smith

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    • Ginger, this is great! Our journeys to self-love can take time, but I am so glad that you have arrived at a place where you know you belong. Understanding yourself and being comfortable with yourself is imperative for a healthy relationship. You must love yourself before you can love others. Amazing message! ♥♥

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    A Dozen Roses

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  • Incoming

    So I’m a veteran now..
    Help me open this
    C & P exam notification.
    Look at that,
    a winner has been selected
    for my mental health’s raffle.
    Combat activity report card reads as follows:
    2 deployments for me
    &
    93% on the subject of
    American history.

    I felt the ghosts
    of our heroes
    let their tears fall
    over my shoulder,
    because the heaviest pen in
    the planet struggled to check the box that was applicable to me.

    I’ve been feeling decently
    until recently,
    when I was notified,
    that everything
    that I try to hide
    in the tombs of my psyche,
    will be –
    resurrected,
    dissected,
    &
    placed under
    a microscope.
    Picture my ptsd..
    As a protozoa in a petri dish,
    just small enough that I will never
    feel whole (fill hole)
    unless I open up,
    I will never heal my soul…

    Or maybe a telescope,

    for everytime I’ve
    spaced
    out.

    There’s a dissonance
    in the distance that
    slightly resembles the terror that
    holds my happiness hostage.
    “Incoming,”
    Incoming,
    Incoming!

    any alarm
    & this action movie
    shapeshifts
    into the horror genre,

    Michael Bay
    transforms into
    Stephen King.

    “It” is
    “The Pet Semetery”
    Where
    “Cujo”
    Is buried,
    alarms also make me feel like
    Jon Coffee walking
    “The Green Mile.”

    The Doha Accord was signed on
    29 Feb, 2020.

    Despite this alleged “armistice,”
    the mirage in the dark was the target of many armaments..

    12 bombs…I think?

    like scalping your enemy,
    i’ve tried to sever
    that memory from my head,
    but try as I might,
    it hangs on by a thread,
    how could I ever forget
    the bomb that knocked me out of my bed?

    & the subsequent phone call
    to my parents..
    telling them how
    f*cking scared I was.

    Oh, the heartbreak harbored in their eyes,
    for only a handful of times,
    have they seen their son cry,
    but anytime I heard
    Incoming, incoming, incoming..
    It was at least possible
    I might die.

    I genuflect to inspect
    These 17 coins I have earned,
    Jaded-
    I helped pack the grave dirt of far to many urns.
    The petri begins denting from the inside.

    Still Sealed by the gravity
    That re-wrote history:
    the fat man who crashed
    bockscar in
    Nagasaki.

    Or
    the little boy birthed
    from enola gay
    in Hiroshima.

    “Do alarms really bother you?”
    “Yes, it’s my heart beat playing hide and seek,”
    “Is it getting any better?”
    “Not really,
    Every time I try & get some sleep
    I hear the floorboards creak,”
    “Isn’t it just another noise?”

    “No.

    It’s every thought I’ve ever had against my life,
    The Grim Reaper’s sychte felt so cold upon my cheek…”

    Im thankful for all of the help
    that I have seeked,
    for the last 4.5 years
    I have my good days &
    bad days,
    & I’m hopeful that
    one day,
    it will be
    Just Another Noise.
    But until then,
    I hope you see everyone is different after they’ve deployed.

    RW

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    • First and foremost, thank you so much for your sacrifice and service. I cannot articulate how grateful I am for people like you. Secondly, this poem is a beautiful representation of your experience with PTSD. I cannot imagine how it would feel to suffer from those intrusive thoughts, but I am inspired by your tenacity in seeking help. I hope that…read more

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    • Thank you for your service. This piece is so brilliant and so real. And the ending brings it all together in such a poetic and powerful way. I hope with each word you type, the pain gets a little lighter as you inspire others and release the reality of what you went through. Sending hugs. <3 Lauren

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      • I appreciate these words, Lauren. I’ve been making life more manageable and this poem was a huge turning point for me and I brought it the final stage at the Chicharra last year.

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  • Collision Course

    If I were a flower I’d be a rose.
    So ready for themes of love it sheds it weight in time.
    “She loves me, she loves me not.”
    Petal by petal I give away until I’m simply thorns.
    First love. So sweet it hurts like a cavity of the soul.
    Her smile so bewitching I gave it all to the unknown.
    The feeling of driving to paradise on earth.
    Beauty empowering me closer to the illuminating picture on the post card.
    Vacationing in her warmth.
    One by one, cloud by cloud the blue skies slowly wilted a gray.
    I sway, hand in hand, in melancholic bliss waiting for a rainbow to split the clouds looming over.
    No cover, adoration of the ever consuming rain gives hopeless fodder.
    Consumed in gluttony of thine own sabotage.
    Meddling; criminally in the poetic justice of one single word.
    Love.
    If only I told her that.
    She was my Mona Lisa.
    Da Vinci knew that beauty was not his possession, but the world’s to see.
    Subject to a story of myth.
    Lifted higher than icarus so I may learn how to fall; down.
    Deeper, fallen into an abyss by the shot of cupids arrow.
    Greeted by only a sign at the entrance reading “lost and found.”
    A place in time existing only for lovers whose hearts wander off to the slaughter.
    The unexplainable phenomena.
    Wandering hopelessly until an improbable yet possible collision sets us back on course.
    My lovely Andromeda to be.
    A gift of fire I wish to collide with once more.

    Chris Jensen

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    • Chris, this is a beautifully written tribute to that first love feeling many people experience. It is all-consuming and when it (usually) ends, we feel bereft in the knowledge that we will never love so freely again. After we experience heartbreak, it becomes difficult to give ourselves to another. Thank you for sharing your experience!

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  • Glancing Looks

    A Moment in Time

    Prologue:
    Fleeting moments of crisis
    Oft change our lives
    Powerful lessons learned quicky
    Affecting our day to day lives

    I prefer to dwell
    On memorable events which
    Make me smile,
    Understanding the world in new ways

    Interlude:
    Thirty years have passed
    Since our eyes met
    In a chance encounter
    Over a fishing trawler’s prow,
    Queensland’s coast in sight
    You gracefully moved
    Through blue waters,
    Surfing the bow’s wave
    Rolling playfully onto your side
    Briefly, our eyes met,
    As we peered into each other’s souls
    Memory forever tucked into my heart,
    I descended from my ivory tower,
    Rediscovering my humility

    Epilogue, 30 years later:
    Under an African full moon
    A majestic bull elephant
    Paused in a small clearing
    I sensed his peaceful energy

    Positioning my hand
    Over a puppy mill momma’s heart
    I felt her sadness wash over me
    In a single wave of salty tears

    I will always be drawn to other species
    Looking for deeper understanding,
    Until my eyes and heart become
    Unable to connect with others

    A chance encounter
    Thirty years ago
    Forever altered
    My life’s trajectory

    -Beth Arrowsmith
    October 1, 2024

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    • Beth, this is a beautiful and moving poem. I am inspired by your connection and love for other species, and I think it says a lot about the depth of your soul. Even though animals are not human, I think they can still feel empathy. It is only fair that we show them that same empathy as well. Thank you for sharing your experience!

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  • The Day the Moon Stood Still

    A poem written to my first grandson Finnely Moon.
    The day the moon stood still.
    The world stopped spinning you put me under a spell.
    Watching you sleep brings me such peace.
    I never thought I would experience this moment and have such peace.
    Here cradled in my arms how you feel so small.
    But you control the oceans, light, and time.
    How mighty powerful you are.
    Who would ever guess how much I would love this Moon?
    You’ve opened up my heart and allowed me to bloom.
    Every time I’m around you I want to write poetry.
    You bring out the muse in me filled with such creativity.
    I’ve never felt such joy as when I became your grandmother and any darkness left over from the years dissipated at the moment you were born.
    You have showered me with your light and bathed me in your joy.
    It’s penetrated the very marrow of my bones and has filled my soul.
    The day the moon stood still.
    The world stopped spinning you put me under a spell.
    Watching you sleep brings me such peace.
    I never thought I would experience this moment and get to watch you sleep.

    Anna M. Lee

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    • Anna, this poem is a precious tribute to your grandson. I am a mother, and I feel a similar peace when I hold my babies. There is no feeling that competes with a love that strong and it makes even the hardest days seem bright! Thank you for sharing your experience!

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      • Thank you so much! I appreciate your kind words. You are so right nothing compares to this love!!

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  • Let it go

    My dear,
    He does not care.
    I’m sorry if you think he did.
    He doesn’t think about you at night.
    I’m sorry if you think that he does or did.
    He doesn’t see your face in a crowded room.
    He could be looking at the woman behind you or next to you.
    He never did care about you.
    He only loved you chasing him because it fed his ego.
    It made his ego bigger while making your self-esteem smaller.
    He doesn’t remember the feeling of kissing your lips or being intimate with you.
    He’s kissed so many lips and there have been many he’s been intimate with that he’s forgotten.
    He forgot the color of your eyes when the sun hits them and the shape of your eyes…
    Even though you remember the words he told you to make you feel important.
    And those words?
    Those words were probably the same words he told all of those other women.
    You remember everything because everything with him was special for you.
    The intimacy, the love, the words, the smiles, and the touch.
    He doesn’t talk about you or mention you to others or tell you how badly he misses you.
    He never did.
    You’ve questioned that and you always will.
    It’s time to stop overthinking that.
    You are the only fool who does that because again, you are feeding his ego which make his insecurities go away but make yours come to light.
    He doesn’t love you anymore and maybe he never did and just said those words to you to get what he wanted because he had that leverage over you.
    I’m sorry honey but it’s time to let him go even if he is the father of your child and was your first love.
    Even if he has been the person you’ve gone to for all of your problems.
    And has been what you thought was your best friend and believed that your conversations between you two were kept between the two of you when some of them weren’t.
    Walk away…
    Let go of that love you are holding to.
    Nothing is going to be like it was because it never was genuine.
    Let him go.
    Let it go.
    Stop standing there paralyzed by the pain of what was done to you.
    Move on.

    Helen Marie Rivera

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    • Helen, I remember acknowledging this truth during a previous heartbreak. It hurts so bad to know that the person breaking your heart doesn’t even care enough to miss you. You are so right that, at the end of the day, all we can do is let go and move on. Then we can find the true love that we deserve. Thank you for sharing your story!

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    • When I was a sophomore in college, my mother gave me some very tough love. She said, “He doesn’t love you anymore. He is seeing other people. Get over it and move on.” Sometimes, giving ourselves that tough love is the best thing for us. Your piece reminded me of that. Thank you for sharing. <3 Lauren

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    In a Battle between Love and Pride, Choose Love

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  • Oath of Service

    For context, this poem is from my memoir “Rising Up”. It was Easter Communion, the church prayed, myself included. After the prayer I experienced Spiritual Warfare by being paralyzed in my seat in a praying position. That is when I said this poem out loud quietly.

    Oath of Service

    Dear LORD,

    Forgive me,
    for the sins I have done
    and the shadows
    that have grown
    inside of me.

    I beg
    for forgiveness
    for letting these shadows
    linger inside me
    for so long.

    Help me be free
    from the darkness.

    In exchange,
    I swear an oath.

    Let this be
    my oath of service.

    I swear upon my life,
    I will serve as a protector
    of the people who praise you.

    I will be the shield
    that keeps them
    safe from harm.

    If those that attack
    refuse to back down,
    with a sense of regret
    I will also be the sword
    that strikes.

    You teach to show compassion
    to others, even those who wrong us.

    In this state of madness
    our world has fallen into,
    I’m afraid I may have to be
    the sword and the shield.

    I will do my best
    not be lethal.
    All I will try to do
    is defeat them.

    If the shadows inside me
    can not be removed.
    Then give me the strength
    to make these shadows
    bend to serve you
    as I will to my last breath.

    After finishing I became free from my praying position. I was scared, and soon got involved with volunteer work with the church.

    Ian Weller

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    • Ian, this is a moving testament to your devotion to serving the Lord. I can just imagine how you felt when you were compelled to pray! Giving yourself to God is the best thing we can do for ourselves, and I am glad that you found your way there! Thank you for sharing your experience.

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    A Martyr Living

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  • Letter to the Aftermath

    Everyone in the inner circle seemed to assume I’d be sad when you passed
    But I wasn’t.
    If anything I was more upset to learn how much pity you received
    While I was frozen.

    It doesn’t make sense does it?
    The night of your death became the password and the key
    to unlocking every single thing and door
    That you walked me through.

    They never had pity for me like they do with you.
    I kind wish they did, but I know they never will-
    So I just stare beyond my window sill
    And wait for you to admit it to my face
    I would’ve gotten lost in the paint
    But I was worried, that my bedframe would break
    I’ve tried to understand you and it worked and I forgive you,
    But the aftermath of your death was a tragedy for us both.

    Mercury

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    • Mercury, dealing with the death of someone close to you can bring an onslaught of conflicting feelings. I don’t know what your relationship with this person was, but seeing that others treated you differently after has got to be hard to swallow. I am sorry that you have experienced this tragedy, but maybe it will help you learn who really m…read more

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