I write to live.
The migration has begun...
A photo of the sky inspires a poem about inner strength battling dark emotions and external challenges.
New York poet Kris Janvier invites you into the vivid world of his Drift series; where raw inspiration meets lyrical depth in every line.
In a world of relentless suffering and unrecognized resilience, we transform pain into hope, while confronting a shadowed existence.
In a powerful confrontation, we embrace cravings, transforming pain into love, healing the child within us.
Alfred Adler challenged Freud’s psychoanalytic views. Adler's Individual Psychology advocated for social awareness and self-acceptance. As a result, Freud shunned Adler. Adler speaks back.
The value of old blankets for their memories, comfort, and emotional significance, while embracing their stories.
To embrace true transformation, choose self-discovery over victimhood, listen to inner rhythms, and reclaim joy, ultimately reconnecting with your vibrant essence and worth.
The passage explores personal growth, self-reflection, and the complexities of self-forgiveness amidst life's challenges.
I yearned to press your storied palms to my lips; to kiss the hands that hold tales of silent battles and quiet victories.
I close my eyes, into that hush, you know the one, between thunder and thought, where even time takes a breath. And for just a moment... I am weightless.
Vennie Kocsis 
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