Tagged: poetry

Poems – Random.
I’ve been trying to drill my way through a massive slab of writer’s block lately, so here’s a little random word sketching that I scribbled out to get the wheels turning. Thanks for reading.


Poems – Tired Eyes.
Tired eyes don’t have the brightest world view.


Poems – The Forefront.
Think about it. All too often, we suppress those very things that give us the most…our dreams, our goals, talents, passions, hobbies, etc. They get buried under obligation, under fear, and under doubt; but what if we put them at the forefront and gave them room to grow?


Poems – The Night Sky.
The stars have heard many stories, no doubt. Something about a night sky that just coaxes those deep, deep thoughts.


Poems – Content.
We’re inundated with content these days; social media, emails, games, Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, podcasts, and dozens upon dozens of streaming or subscription services. It’s a content overload. Everywhere we look, something or someone is trying to buy our attention. But does it truly fulfill us? Do they satisfy a hunger or a need? Is it quantity? Quality? Could it be that so much of our day is spent consuming content – to perhaps fill a life devoid of real, meaningful, purposeful content? Just a thought.

Poems – Reflection.
The power of self reflection.

Poems – The Journey.
We carry a lot of stuff with us on our journey. Memories of the past, regrets, or just the every day material things that we all give importance to. We all have our physical baggage. However, none of those things should take precedence over the light that shines inside of us. Don’t let that dim. That light shines on our hopes, our dreams, and our drive to push forward every day. Keep that inner fire burning brighter than anything else.

Poems – Melt Into the Day.
Weave your way into this day and make the most of it…and appreciate all the little things that it has to offer.

Poems – This Sunrise.
That early morning feel is priceless. Make something of today.

Poems – Breathe/Live.
On those days we breathe, and we live…and that is enough.