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One day, you’ll draw your last breath, and the wind will still comb through the grass, and Morning will break over the fields Coffee will warm in somebody’s hands, The road will keep unspooling toward the horizon like it never knew your name Those messages you stared at until midnight, those people who left without… Read more
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Jesus did not condemn Judas with cruelty.He did not humiliate Caiaphas, the high priest. He offered mercy even to the repentant thief beside Him on the cross Jesus does not teach His followers to expose, shame, or destroy others. He teaches us: “Whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so… Read more
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She wore it, very literally, and as it draped at her throat, and pressed to her chest: It listened It learned the very beat of her heart, the count between breaths and the exhales of firmness It has become one with her very being, and as it changes hands and ownership it carries the echo… Read more
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Flower by flower, she answered, petal by petal, a softer language grew between us What began as a single bloom became a quiet devotion, a patience laid gently over skin and silence Each blossom found its place as if it had been waiting there, each one a small yes taking shape in the light I… Read more
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Sometimes I wonder if God can even hear me, a phrase said by hundreds of thousands, even biblical heros of faith Me, well, because I stopped believing in Him but because I’m tired of praying for things that never seem to change asked for peace, but my mind is still restlessprayed for certain people to… Read more
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If your emotions don’t match mine,don’t mock mine, If mine don’t match yours,don’t pathologize yours.. Shut up and let it be You’re not a hunter, you’re not a butcher, yet you still eat the meat, wear the leather, then act shocked when others do the same Hypocrite… Let it be Every comment becomes your stage:… Read more
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From Rossano’s red earth, a bitter-sweet root runs deep, dark as memory beneath Calabria the green licorice plant leans from its painted jar, leaves brushing the long southern boot on an old map of the Two Sicilies Since 1731, Amarelli has tended what the ground was willing to give: root sticks rough as kindling, black… Read more
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You ever just not quite fit in? no matter where you go, no matter what you do?Like people put up with you, for whatever reason they do it…. Nothing ever feels like home…. Nothing ever feels real… Nothing feels more comfortable than the dark You show up, autonomously doing the right thing, saying it with… Read more
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I can’t see past this, the fog is too thick, and the light only breaks through in scattered spots, here and there I’m not even angry anymore; Only tuirse; and my weariness has settled deep in my bones, even in my prayers I ask heaven for simple things: not riches, not miracles per se, only… Read more
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She stands in the hush before thought becomes breath, her presence gathered from shadow, warmth, and stillness The water holds her like a private hymn; reeds, dusk, and weathered light keep their distance, as here is something old in her composure Something Gothic in the way silence clings to her, although the air around her… Read more
