A cosmic turn, and I let die my nun effects. Oh, how I loved them. Can I balance in both shadow and Light? Time will tell.
A cosmic turn, and I let die my nun effects. Oh, how I loved them. Can I balance in both shadow and Light? Time will tell.
The whirlpool of Your love draws me down, gently spiraling in turns and swirls.
The shape of the land, scooped out—trenched by water. I imitate this trickling down my throat, cleansing my insides, preparing for deep winter nights and mornings quiet.
His protection is in the silence, the peace, the calm. That’s the proof—He doesn’t need me to see Him for it. He doesn’t need me to earn it.
I fit neatly in His hands.
I no longer fear judgment down here; I’ve learned to embrace myself whole— in acceptance, not rejection.
He breaks me gently so I open, coaxing me forward without force.
My flame keeps steady and sweet, burning for You in devotion.
I practice Your name in my mouth—my heart ajar, You whisper through it, setting me gently ablaze.
You threw the clay plate at my head and it hit the fae’s home just right, breaking into thirds. Message received loud and clear. He’ll be back but not any different.