I’m learning that wisdom often comes when I ask different questions, not when I get quick answers. #TraumaRecovery #FaithInTheFog #trust #dailyinspiration

Experiencing Hope, Finding Truth
I’m learning that wisdom often comes when I ask different questions, not when I get quick answers. #TraumaRecovery #FaithInTheFog #trust #dailyinspiration

“I have cried more and more intensely than I have in years. I have realized that the deep sorrow of grief will not be pushed away forever. Oh I tried by letting it bubble out for brief moments thinking, “I can do this.” Short blasts of tears predict the eruption to come. Body tremors warn of the pain within. Fatigue warns that all is not well in the soul. Then the deep sorrow and anguish of grief erupts. The eruption will not stop until the depth of pain is released.
The loss of a loved one leaves words unsaid.
Writing provides one way to say what time and death did not allow.
I love you. Nothing will fill the hole in my heart. No one knows how much I loved you. I do not know if you realized how much I loved you. I am so sorry that I got annoyed at you. I hope u knew how much I loved you. I am talking to the air. I do not know how to do this, my luv. I do not know how to live without you. I will, I know, but now, I do not know how.
Sometimes poetry allows expression of emotion that prose does not allow. Writing these Sonnets helped me connect the thread of how my early experiences affected how I defined love and my relationships with others, with myself and how I interpreted everyday experiences.
Morning Meditation: A timely reminder that I do not have to rely on my own strength when I feel weary because The Lord will give me strength. #morningmeditation #strength
Morning Meditation: Of the many verses that tell us faith isn’t dependent on what we see, Jesus’s words bring clarity and hope to my soul. #morningmeditation #faith
Timely reminder-Staying rooted matters more than trying to control the outcome. #tendingwhatisplanted #TraumaRecovery #FaithInTheFog #dailyinspiration
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