silent voices all around
with something to say
with something to give
but nowhere to speak Continue reading
testimonies
Hell has Ears
On Saturday morning, Nathan and I were sitting on my bed, talking, and somehow, we headed down memory lane about my childhood, and I told him about my decision to become a mother.
I’ll never forget it: I was holding my Cabbage Patch doll and talking about how I was going to be a mother someday, how I was going to love my kids like I’d never been loved, so they could experience hugs and kisses, and as I remembered, I began to cry. Nathan almost cried, too. Continue reading
“Splashing”
you ever have those moments
where you can’t stop crying
but it’s not bad
it’s intimate
each tear drop
leaves a stream
for others to follow
something was unlocked yesterday
I’ve felt it all day
people need to hear
people need to know
people need streams to follow
to freedom
“Inside the Dance”
every flag has a story
that’s released through the dance
a story of being lost and found
a story of being found but lost
a story of brokenness, healing, worth Continue reading