The Bulbous Beast of Castle Boudoir
Enjoy this story poem I wrote, “The Bulbous Beast of Castle Boudoir” Continue reading The Bulbous Beast of Castle Boudoir
Enjoy this story poem I wrote, “The Bulbous Beast of Castle Boudoir” Continue reading The Bulbous Beast of Castle Boudoir
You are the main character in your own story. Write it well. Continue reading A New Chapter of Your Life
Ghosts and vampires, Picnic table ants, Memories both good and bad. Scary monsters, Sexy witch or nurse, Dressing for lives we never had. Halloween candy’s Long gone by ten. Wear your costume anyway. No one’s watching, But your future selves. Be your own fun today! Hello, Friends! I wanted to add a note to this little poem-post to say thank you. Your support of my … Continue reading Dancing with Your Future Self
She doesn’t know what she wants to be named, only that the tea-stained name she’s heard over decades of being talked at doesn’t fit. She’s a survivor but her feelings get purple sometimes. She sees in color what others only hear. Words are rainbow realities. And she’s confused for a moment when In a casual conversation They say “now you understand” Because she understood before. … Continue reading In Color, a poem of the atypical
When I forgive you, The sky will bleed gold And the ocean, Gilded by those tears, Will harden to stone, Creating a façade of Perfect calm, Glinting in memory Of a blinding sun. Continue reading Forgive, a poem for those who won’t
Appreciate I cannot stand to see the way people make people cry. I cannot breathe when I see the suffering and struggling denied. Why can’t we all help each other to live our honest best? Why do we allow one dishonest soul to spoil it for the rest? Before you rise, remember how precious is the dawn, With all the world must face, it’s a … Continue reading Appreciate, a poem
This isn’t a long post. Just want to share a helpful link. If you have questions about female autism, this person has created a wonderful resource. I suggest you check it out. Understanding Autism in Women Medically reviewed by Dannell Roberts, PhD, BCBA-D — Written by Corinne O’Keefe Osborn and Alina Sharon — Updated on April 18, 2025 https://www.healthline.com/health/autism-in-women#general-symptoms This life is yours. Use all available resources. Continue reading Autism in Females
This recipe makes a sweet dessert. It’s higher in sugars than I’d like, but it does have some healthy benefits (bananas) – and the taste is top-notch! Note: Butterscotch Bananas have some things in common with Bananas Foster. But I can’t be the only one who doesn’t want to set their kitchen on fire. Also, I like the taste doing it my way, with my … Continue reading Butterscotch Banana Dessert Recipe
Waterfall of Sound Chance the Waterfall Of sound. Sparrows Can bring the Sun down. Believe In your power To sing. A song Is worth more Than kings. Continue reading Waterfall of Sound, a poem of song
I could be so many people, go to so many places, create or destroy or perform or teach so many things. I don’t know. So every day I decide, stay or go? Continue reading Where Are You Going?
We are launching a new blog series titled Legal Lucidity, aimed at sharing amateur legal concepts in digestible formats. Inspired by personal experiences with the criminal justice system, the series intends to assist others facing similar challenges. Content will be accessible, educational, and tagged for easy navigation. Continue reading Legal Lucidity: New Series
WILL TO RISE Will my body now to rise from soft haven, sweet and calm. Will my soul to stir inside and still living, carry on. Will myself to lift and stretch, to move with intention pure. Will my frame to strongly stand, giving in to life’s allure. Will my thoughts to clarify, and lock upon what I so choose. Will my doubt to nullify, … Continue reading Will to Rise, a poem
Shifting Ajune’s past was scratched off and abandoned, an old snake’s skin left to decay on the couch. Free of old fears, unblinded eyes registered the beauty of the moment as each box filled. Youth is moved through trembling fingers, shifting innocence from the present into the past. The ones who should shelter and care, instead crumple pictures and faces, turning away. The last scene … Continue reading Shifting, a poem of hope