This reminds me hope is something God
gives, not something I manufacture. #FaithInTheFog #hope #survivingtheholidays #dailyinspiration
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After the Storm
Healing from trauma sometimes feels like a Tsunami. While science can predict the path of hurricanes and other severe weather with some degree of accuracy, the projections change daily. The same holds for healing from trauma. Just when you think things have settled, another wave of memories overwhelm you. In the sonnet below, I use the storm metaphor to convey hope to the inner child who sometimes fears the next wave of memories and chaos.
Light in the Darkness
Morning Meditation: When my world was filled with darkness, God’s light dispelled it. Sometimes it was only a flicker, but even that gave me hope. #morningmeditation #hope #lightinthedarkness
He Comforts Me
This comforts the part of me that still feels 12 and unseen. God was near then. He’s near now. #dailyinspiration #faithinthefog #innerchild #comfort