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On a day that seems ordinary, just remember. It could be that reassuring glance of solidarity. Or those few simple words that you spoke. It could be the smile you were hesitant to give. Or the way that you simply stopped to listen. It could be the small, mundane, inconsequential moments that never even crossed … Continue reading Never Underestimate The Unintentional Power Of You
Scroll, clickA feeling of dread Scroll, click It’s all in your headScroll, click This is what I readScroll, clickBut this is what they said Scroll, click It’s getting harder to steerScroll, click Just stop living in fear Scroll, clickYou just never know Scroll, click But your chances are lowScroll, click It’s called an emotionScroll, click Well that’s a silly notion Scroll, click The numbers are high Scroll, clickIt’s all … Continue reading Scroll, Click – The COVID Split
When I think about death I get fairly anxious. I can’t seem to let my mind rest on the topic for very long without my thoughts becoming saturated and heavy. Usually once they start to hold even just a little bit of weight their ability to float effortlessly through the air is considerably diminished and … Continue reading My Fear Of Death, Uncontrollable Tingles, And A Resting Place
The past week or so has been really hard.I’ve had a lot of anxiety.My thoughts have been all over the place - incredibly hard to settle,and always taking off on the wildest of adventures.It’s not fun.And in those moments,I immediately want it all fixed.What’s the a, b, c, sequence,what are the steps I need to takethat … Continue reading Maybe It’s Not About Finding The Light
When I was younger, my family was very close friends with another family. It was actually my brother and one of their kids who became best friends in kindergarten - the original spark of it all. Despite the fact that my family eventually had to move to a new town, we continued to stay close, … Continue reading The Art Of Painting Faces
Last week we flew some kites. I hadn’t done that since I was little. And I’m not sure why. Because it was absolutely. Glorious. Seeing the joy on their faces. As this colourful piece of magic. In their hands merely seconds ago. Soared into the wind. And took flight. Dancing gracefully. Up and down. Twisting … Continue reading Meeting The Sky
I’ve been seeing a Psychologist on the regular, since February of this year. It’s been really good, in the worst way possible - ha! Anyone who’s been brave enough to dive into all that stuff, knows exactly what I’m talking about. But I’m sincerely proud of myself for the commitment and progress I’ve made so … Continue reading Therapy And Growth – Some Disassembly Required
I often think about All the people I’ve metThe smiles exchangedAnd the moments kept The momentous glances From far across the way To the subtle touches As they leaned in to say A few simple words Or the insides of their hearts It all danced on my stage It all played an important part And the lingering energy Like it was all … Continue reading To The Ones I’ve Met Along The Way
This beautiful man is Matt Taylor. He passed away eleven years ago. I can still remember the very first time I saw him. My Mom was driving my brother and I home from school. To this day, I can still feel the elation that emanated from my brother as he pointed out the window and … Continue reading This Is Matt Taylor
