The Dark Side of Childhood Hymns and Lyrics

reflecting on childhood hymns, exploring their potentially harmful messages, particularly regarding suicide and guilt, and urges careful consideration of children's exposure to such lyrics.

With Un-Shattered Mind

The passage explores personal growth, self-reflection, and the complexities of self-forgiveness amidst life's challenges.

Inner Child

Running my fingers over the scars, I close my eyes.

Underneath

Displaced energy you disrupt the synergy of life with your anger and separated strife.

Collateral Damage Station

I'm on the outside bright color peacock spreading; I own my street, a path forced discreet by tainted company.

The Death of Ms. Hagley

I thought I'd feel reprieve; some kind of soul relief to find out she died.

Solitary Respite

Closing the spaces I once shared. Closing the trust I once spared.

Holding Wishes

What is it like to be granted a wish when your first kiss was laced with bitterness?

The Sadists Come Like Lightening Bolts

Their presence attracts chaotic relationships, revealing hidden truths and fostering eventual healing amidst emotional turmoil.

“Victim Speaks Out, While Cult Leader Awaits Trial”

Best-selling author, M. Dolon speaks on Sam Fife's Move of God cult.

In the Silence

There are blue aching planets waiting in line behind this one, and if I blink, I might miss you, gazing at me.